Public Law (Non-Thesis) Ozyegin University

Overview

With the Public Law (Non-Thesis) degree course delivered by the Ozyegin University, the main purpose is to identify, examine and review the problematic issues within the subjects that are open to development, where the current legislation is unable respond to the needs of other disciplines, is insufficient or poses a challenge;  and within such process to prepare a wording that will benefit the society, seizes the moment and will become a part of a draft law or legislation accompanied by a project consultant. 

Key facts

With technology, we are living in a period in which structural boundaries have melted, collaboration between fields has become mandatory, everything is changing rapidly and as a result, the law has to constantly renew itself. This period makes it necessary to create academic environments where interaction with non-legal fields are increased and developing application-oriented and solution-oriented projects is deemed essential in order to fulfill the needs.

Each course opened within the scope of the program is carried out with a faculty member working at our University and in the relevant sector as an expert in his/her field; and while students obtain theoretical information from the faculty members, they also get the opportunity to learn about the problems and the deficiencies in the practice directly from the people in the industry. Thus, it is ensured that the legal solutions expected to be created by students are realistic and feasible.

Program Learning Outcomes

In this way, the main goal of this Program is to provide new solutions by trying to understand the relationship of different disciplines with law, understanding the problems from the perspective of other disciplines and developing new solutions to the problems in the light of different and new perspectives, to understand the legal needs of other fields and recognizing the channels that will cooperate in order to provide solutions, to improve interdisciplinary communication and mutual solution skills, and thus to provide original, innovative and solution-oriented contributions to the information society.