General concepts about the course, collapse of the Ottoman Empire, leading to National Struggle, congresses, Sevres Treaty, wars, opening of Turkish Great National Assembly, Mudanya Armistice, Lausanne Treaty discussions.

Abolishment of sultanate and declaration of Republic, strategy and importance of Turkish Revolution, financial, social, legal, educational and cultural renovation, experiments for multi- party system, Turkish foreign policy during Atatürk?s term, basic principles of Atatürkism.

Various field related reading passages and vocabulary including legal terms and concepts will be covered in this course.

It is the course which follows İNG 501 to achieve the same objectives.

Objectives of the course is to explain historical background and basic concepts (including rights relating law of persons) of the civil law to students and examine civil disputes that may arise in real life through case studies.

Foundation of family, aspects of family, concepts of family law (including the engagement, marriage, divorce and guardianship).

How the general principles and basic concepts of the constitutional law are interpreted and constituted is discussed in accordance with the varied Constitutional practice. In this course, the learners? comprehension and assessment of the subject is provided by means of emphasizing the definition and preferences, after the construction process of constitutional texts and the mutual effect between the texts and political powers is presented, the coordination between structures exposed is examined and how the democratic principles and structures are concretized in the constitutional texts with the system of fundamental rights and freedoms are discussed.

How the principles and basic concepts of the Constitutional Law are concretized in the Ottoman-Turkish constitutional practice within the process of Turkish-Ottoman constitutional progress is analyzed. In this course the Ottoman-Turkish Constitutional developments are assessed in accordance with the basic concepts of Constitutional Law and the basic characteristics of the 1982 Turkish Constitution, the State?s organization, the methods of the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms and the Constitutional amendments are discussed.

Objective of this course is to explain the principals of Turkish law system.

Objective of this course is to explain the origin, nature and development of the political power to students and try to create a theory that describes all aspects of the state functions. Objective of this course is to explain the origin, nature and historical development of the human rights to students in the context of the state-individual relations, and critically evaluate modern political ideologies.

Objective of this course is to explain general concepts of Roman law to learners and to provide them understand the institutions that transferred to modern law systems and learn the basic legal notions and legal thinking. In this course, the political periods of Roman Empire, the periods of Roman law, law, notions of right and case, capacity to act, appointed guardinship, smilution and mistake, fraud, threat will be discussed. Objective of this course is to explain general concepts of Roman law to learners and to provide them understand the institutions that transferred to modern law systems and learn the basic legal notions and legal thinking. In this course, obligatio, mutum, commondatum, contractus in Roman law, locatio conductio, quasi contractus, tort will be discussed.

This course is designated to investigate the basic concepts and problems of Economics as science.

Objective of this course is to explain the students the national and international political framework which legal principles and concepts are taking place. The events that occurred in modernization in Turkey are discussed.

In this course, differences between Anglo-American law system and Rome-German law system will be explicated with the aspect of the importance of judicial review. Especially law evolving effect of the court decision will be presented with the concepts of this particular system.

The purpose of this course is to explain the importance of research methods in law with designation of the resources for legal research (codes, the jurisprudence of the court, scientific law cases). Taking this situation into account, it is expected to inform learners about these fundamental subjects; how codes, legal texts and judicial decisions should be read and evaluated, how to review settled problems in a reasonable manner, what points should be considered in solving the legal problems encountered in.

The basic principals of the Turkish obligation law, legal acts, representation and torts will be discussed.

The basic principals of the Turkish obligation law, sources of debt, execution of debt, dissolution of debt, the assignment of claims, transfer of liability will be discussed.

In this course, main principles of criminal law, application principle of criminal code by rationae time, place and person will be told and general elements which are current for all crimes will be explained. The aim of this course is, students will be able to use the information about the main principles of criminal law, application principles of criminal codes and general elements of crimes, to solve the actual events which are given to students as a part of application lessons.

The aim of this course is to draw attention to special configuration of crimes on the basis of learning outcomes and subordinate skills of Criminal Law General Provisions I course and to lead learners to understand this according to criminal law. The other aim is to draw attention to the theory of sanction and aim of punishment and to lead learners to understand the nature of the punishment, the types of punishment and the principles of determination of punishment by discussion. According to the theory of sanction, this course leads learners to discuss the concepts of death, amnesty, limitation periods, pertaining criminal proceedings, limitation periods in pertaining penalties, limitation periods in confiscation and of the execution period of the crimes. In this course crimes against person and property are also analyzed on the basis of general provisions of criminal law.

Objectives of the Administrative Law I course are defining the concept of administration, revealing the mission, authorization and accountability provinces of administration itself and analyzing the relativity of administration and law which is one of the essential requirements of a constitutional state.

The aim of this course is to focus on the basic concepts, principles and problems of international law and to examine the states and international organizations as main actors of international law.

The purpose of this course is to enable learners to think about the basic concepts and questions of the philosophy of law, as well as to become able to distinguish between various kinds of norms, to become aware of ethical problems in law and to see what should be the foundation of law. For this purpose the course will focus on the concept of norm and kinds of norms, ethics and relation between law and ethics, related views of H.L.A. Hart, R. Dworkin and R. Alexy, the concept of theory and various legal theories and the concept of human rights.

Objective of Turkish Legal History course is to analyze legal systems of Turks throughout history since the foundation of the Republic of Turkey. In this context, relation between legal history and other departments of law, Turkish law before Islam and after Islam, characteristic of Islamic law, Ottoman Empire law and Turkish law Tanzimat are discussed.

The aim of this course is to focus generally on foundation and operation of international organizations. Having ability to understand and question the methods and legal reasoning in international organizations, and to comprehend differences and characteristics of their charts.

Objective of that course is to give theoretical information regarding public expenditure and public revenue in scope of public finance, to examine the relationship between Public Finance and Administrative Law which is under Public Law. Before taking Tax Law course, it is required to set theoretical ground of tax law explaining the tax theories and techniques. Besides, this course deals with the theories which explain the subjects of sociology and political sciences and finance in respect of public preferences.

Objectives of the course are description of administration concept, revealing its mission, authorization and accountability provinces, defining the regime of public properties, determining the activities that administration executes, analyzing the concept of the administrative act and administrative accountability/responsibility.

Objective of this course is to explain the law of the sea, settlement of disputes, responsibility of states, use of force, human rights and international criminal law.

The main objective of this course is to provide learners a critical view on different methods of fighting against criminality by explaining them the concepts of crime, criminality and the motives behind committing a crime. Physical, physiological and psychological reasons behind criminality; the relationship between psychiatry, drugs, alcohol and crime; criminal organizations and their motivational basis; the concept of terror; methods of fighting against terrorism and the characteristics of criminals committing sexual crimes, crimes of violence, economic crimes and cyber-crimes are treated within this course.

Objective of this course is to explain principles of possession and ownership.

Objective of this course is to explain the condominium ownership, land register and the limited real rights.

Objective of this course is to have learners comprehend procedures to be followed in legal disputes arising out of private law. In this course, organization of courts, suits, evidences, judicial proceedings and decision, legal remedies are discussed.

Objective of this course is to have learners understand procedural rules to be followed in law suits on private law. In this course, interim measures of legal protections, legal remedies, joinder of cases, judicial decision, fees and expenses of proceedings, responsibility of judges and arbitration are discussed.

Objective of this course is to have students understand the principles of Commercial Enterprise Law and make them examine legal disputes that may arise in real life generally through case studies. Commercial enterprise, commercial transaction, tradesman, legal consequences of being a tradesman, trade name, enterprise name, commercial books, trade register, agents of tradesman, current account and commercial enterprise pledge will be discussed.

Objective of this course is to have students understand the principles of Company Law and Negotiable Instruments Law and make them examine legal disputes concerning Company Law and Negotiable Instruments Law that may arise in real life through case studies. Basic concepts of Company Law, ordinary partnership, general provisions regarding companies in Turkish Commercial Code, partnerships will be discussed.

Objective of this course is to explain the contract which is one of the basic subjects of the Obligation Law and the other contracts which are chosen very often.

The definitions, elements, scopes, parties? rights and debts of the conduct contract, the freelance contract, the proxy contract and the civil bail contract will be discussed.

This course leads learners to apply the general provisions of criminal law to the types of crimes in Criminal Law Special Provisions I through practical courses. Determination of the offences in the criminal law special provisions, according to which criteria they are classified. The elements of some of the international crimes such as genocide, offences against humanity, migrants smuggling, human trafficking; the elements of some of the offences against the persons such as torture and torment, illegal abortion, miscarriage, sterilization, offences against sexual integrity, the elements of some of the offences against liberty such as, threat, force, deprivation of liberty, immunity of residence, the elements of some of the offences against privacy and confidentiality, such as, violation of communicational secrecy, violation of privacy are discussed. Theoretical knowledge is applied in practical courses.

This course leads learners to apply the general provisions of criminal law to the types of crimes in Criminal Law Special Provisions II through practical courses. The offences of drugs and psychotropic substances, crimes against family order, the elements of some of the crimes against the reliability and functioning of the public administration such as embezzlement, extortion, bribery abandonment or non-performance of a public duty, prevention of public duty, the elements of crimes against judicial bodies or court such as calumny, fabricating offence, perjury are analyzed.

Objective of this course is to explain basics of EU law, general principles, institutions and especially European Court of Justice to the students.

Structure of EU institutions, its mechanisms, proceedings, decision making proceedings and judicial control mechanisms are examined.

In this course, the concept of international criminal law, international crimes, crime of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, crime of aggression, concept of individual criminal responsibility in international law and international criminal courts ( ICT for formerly Yugoslavia, ICT for Rwanda and ICC [International Criminal Court] will be examined.

Sources of international investment law, United Nations and World Bank instruments on foreign investments, characteristics and importance of bilateral investment treaties, possible need for a multilateral investment treaty, nationalization of foreign investments and evaluation of compensation for nationalization are discussed in this course.

Risks of international trade law, letters of credit, letters of guarantee, terms and documents of international trade will be discussed in this course.

Objective of this course is to have learners understand the principles of Intellectual Property Law and make them examine legislation concerning unfair competition, trademarks, patent and legal disputes that may arise on these subjects generally.

The course gives theoretical information about the administrative justice. In this context, the development of administrative justice and organization, the types of administrative proceedings for annulment and full jurisdiction proceedings is going to be examined. After defining the circumstances give rise to be responsibility, judicial proceedings for annulment and administrative action for damages trial procedure is going to be explained in the light of the theoretical knowledge. Examination of the administrative procedure of the trial proceedings and finally legal remedies against decisions in administrative proceedings is going to be taught. In addition, the theoretical framework of the course is to be indicated with current events and the jurisprudence of the court given in each lesson.

Objective of that course is to state how the theoretical information of Public Finance is put into practice with Turkish Tax Codes and to explain all the taxes in current Turkish Tax Codes theoretically and practically. In this course, the subjects of the sources of tax law, tax payer, tax process, time limits of tax law, duties of tax payer, tax crimes and punishments, the structure of tax income, taxes on income, expenditure taxes and wealth taxes are discussed.

The aim of the course is, to evaluate the behaviors/people correctly that a lawyer dealt with and to make judgments without ignoring the ethical values; improvement of vocational education and judicial ethics of law both in the world and in Turkey, judicial ethics systems in
comparative law, theoretical basis of judicial ethics, principles of judicial ethics (1-Principles of Judicial Ethics in Court of Cassation, 2-
Principles of Ethical Behavior on Prosecutors of Court of Cassation, 3- Principles of Ethic Behavior on Court of Cassation?s Staff), to
evaluate criteria of principle of judicial ethics, to examine the function of ethical principles and important issues of this subject, to gain
necessary equipment to solve the ethical problems that may deal with.

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One of the main objectives of this course is to have the student analyze acquisition and deprivation prerequisites of Turkish citizenship. Another main objective is to have the student learn the fundamental principles of private international law, as to be a basis for further lessons on conflict of law rules and on international procedure law and some conflict of law rules.

Objective of this course is to explain principles of Maritime and Insurance Law to students and examine legal disputes that may arise in real life generally through case studies.

Objective of this course is to have learners understand procedures of collecting debts arising out of private disputes. In this course, organization of execution bodies, execution proceedings of court judgments and execution proceedings without a court orders, seizure and executional sale are discussed.

Objective of this course is to have learners understand procedures of collecting debts arising out of private disputes. In this course basic concepts of bankruptcy and composition with creditors bankruptcy, bankruptcy proceedings are discussed.

The main objective of this course is to explain the purpose and the function of the criminal procedure law and its process in light of the universal principles of law and the right to fair trial. The relationship between criminal procedure law and other disciplines, phases and sessions of criminal procedure, sources and means of interpretation of the criminal procedure law, application of criminal procedure codes in respect of time, the subjects of the investigation phase, investigation process, collection of the evidence and the measures of protection are treated within this course.

The main objective of this course is to explain the criminal procedure process of the prosecution phase in the light of the universal principles of law and the right to fair trial. The prosecution phase of criminal procedure, court authorities and deputies of the court authority, the object of criminal dispute, connection between lawsuits, conditions of criminal procedure, preparation phase of public hearing, public hearing phase, relationship between the state and the victim, rights of the victim in criminal procedure, special and secondary criminal procedure mechanisms are treated within this course.

Main objectives of this course are focusing on basic concepts of individual labour law and producing theoretical and practical solutions on legal problems about those subjects. The concept and elements of employee and employer, term and types of employment contract, obligations and duties emanating from employment contracts and conclusions of ending of employment contract are discussed in the concept of lecture.

Main objectives of this course are focusing on basic concepts of collective labour and social security law and producing theoretical and practical solutions on legal problems about those subjects. Unions, freedom of organization, trade union movements, collective labour agreement, peaceful settlements of collective labour disputes, strike, lock-out and fundamental principles of social security law, the branches of social insurances are discussed in the concept of lecture.

Companies, basic concepts of Negotiable Instruments Law, defences in negotiable instruments, loss and cancellation of negotiable instruments, concept of bills of exchange, types, differences from other negotiable instruments, policy, promissory note and check will be discussed.

Objectives of the course is to explain the destiny of assets left by a deceased person, in connection with the concepts of inheritance by law, testaments, testamentary dispositions etc. to students and examine civil disputes that may arise in real life through case studies.

Main objectives of this course are to have the student determine the applicable law to legal conflicts that have a foreign element; to have the student choose the competent court to solve such conflicts; and to have the student acquire the necessary knowledge about the conditions of aliens in Turkey, by means of theoretical and practical exercises.

Objective of this course is to explain principles of Maritime and Insurance Law to students and examine legal disputes that may arise in real life generally through case studies.

Objective of this course is to have learners introduce profession of attorneyship and understand rights and liabilities of attorney. In this course, organization of courts, court personnel, profession of attorneyship, legal relations between attorney and client, legal responsibility of attorney are discussed.

Main objectives of this course are to have the student notice reasons of existence of international commercial arbitration; to have the student recognize the general principles of international arbitration, differences between different types of arbitration, to have the student prepare an arbitration agreement and to let the student be aware of the conditions to execute a foreign arbitral award.

Objective of this course is to have students understand the principles of Intellectual Property Law and make them examine legislation concerning unfair competition, trademarks, patent and legal disputes that may arise on these subjects generally.

Basic concepts of Forensic Medicine, regulations, frequently encountered in forensic applications, the general point of view on issues and professional practices and definitions of terms used during the forensic reports will have the knowledge, will be able to benefit from the rule of law in the forensic sciences.

Objective of this course is to support civil law and obligations law subjects with practice courses and case studies. In this course, correction of register of natural persons, disputes arising out of misincorporation i.e. lack of legal personality, sanction of annulment of marriage, dwelling house, legal measures and other results on divorce case, dissolution of the matrimonial property, filiation, issue of ecr-i misil, practices of cadastral code, disputes relating to property ownership and joint ownership, right of preemption, construction contracts for allotment in return, deficiency of intention on sales contract, non-conformity and non-performance, eviction on leasing contracts, bail and guaranty contractsbail and guaranty contracts are discussed and moot court studies are done for each subject listed above.

In this course Parties of hull insurance, Formation of hull insurance, Duties of parties in hull insurance, Hull insurance clauses, Termination of hull insurance, Parties of cargo insurance, Formation of cargo insurance, Duties of parties in cargo insurance, Cargo insurance clauses, Termination of cargo insurance, Parties of P&I insurance, Formation of P&I insurance, Duties of parties in P&I insurance, P&I insurance clauses, Termination of P&I insurance, Marine Reinsurance will be studied.

The aim of this course is to examine the legal basis of the principle of equality and the anti-discrimination. In this context, firstly, the historical and philosophical developments of these concepts will be discussed, and then the situation in International Human Rights Law and Turkish law will be explained.

Risks of international trade law, letters of credit, letters of guarantee, terms and documents of international trade will be discussed in this course.

This course aims to explain main budget regulations and mechanisms in EU system. To what extents the role of EU institutions are crucial importance in the decision making mechanisms in the budget is explored. A special emphasis will be given to how European Parliaments has special function.

Objective of this course is to explain the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms to students in the UN, Council of Europe and EU systems and examine mechanisms for protection of individuals? rights and freedoms.

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In this course, the studies will be made about the understanding, explanation, reading and writing, various features of written explanation will be considered and examined with critical viewpoint. The punctuation marks which are the basis of the written explanation and writing rules will be made evident and the correct use of such rules for efficient and sound expression will be elicited.

In this course, the studies will be made about the understanding, explanation, reading and writing, various features of written explanation will be considered and examined with critical viewpoint. The punctuation marks which are the basis of written explanation and writing rules will be made evident and the correct use of such rules for efficient and sound expression will be elicited.