Ph.D.Private Law
| Study location | Turkey, Istanbul |
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| Type | Doctoral, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 4 years |
| Study language | Turkish |
| Awards | Ph.D. |
| Tuition fee | $6,700 per programme |
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| Entry qualification | Postgraduate diploma (or higher) Undergraduate and graduate diploma (if not in English, a copy translated to Turkish or English) Undergraduate and graduate transcript (if not in English, a copy translated to Turkish or English) The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Turkish. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university. |
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| Language requirements | English Turkish Language proficiency score in one of these languages: English, French or German. TOEFL IBT: min 66 TÖMER C1 |
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Overview
Analyze the problems of private law, judgment, interpretation, and proficiency in their profession, lawyers are giving the solution provides the ability to transport. In particular, especially in, Method in Law, Sales Contracts, Job Security and Employment Cases, Rental Law, Consumer Law, Notification Law, International Arbitration, Health Law, Bank Credit Agreements, the New Turkish Commercial Law, Corporations and Independent Auditors, the Competition Law, Protection of Rights of Personality, Power of Attorney and Employee Obligations, Law of Appeal proceedings, Transport of Goods Law, Maritime Law, Real Rights, Testamentary Disposition and Heritage Litigation, European Union Law, such as follow up to date information about the innovations and developments, the information acquired in these areas of national and to implement the international legal field, which is appropriate to the problems faced by way of reason and justice, and will be able to interpret correctly the main purpose of the program and makes it possible to train lawyers. Established for this purpose in terms of graduate program courses are planned in order to enable us to achieve our goal.
Programme structure
The student has the opportunity to choose courses based on interest in freedom. To-date information on the program will be able to follow new trends and developments, the information acquired in these areas to implement national and international legal field, which is appropriate to the problems faced by way of reason and justice, and will be able to interpret correctly the main purpose of the program and makes it possible to train lawyers. Established for this purpose in terms of graduate program courses are planned in order to enable us to achieve our goal. Possible changes in our legislation to be considered in the coming years and the course program, the necessary arrangements will be made.
Career opportunities
Private law comprises several interlinking practice areas which concern relationships between people and government. For law firms dealing with smaller private client matters, this might mean challenging the level of care provided to a disabled person by a local authority, or assisting the parents of a child who has been denied the kind of education they believe he or she is entitled to. Meanwhile, other firms build up practices in the administrative side of public law, which may involve advising local authorities or central government departments on large-scale concerns such as national infrastructure development, building up expertise along the way in particular fields of activity, such as energy, waste disposal or transport.