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Master of Private Law

Objectives and Outcomes of the Master's Programme in Private Law

Objectives Outcomes Assessment Methods Level 9 Descriptors of the National Qualifications System Level 9 Qualification Domains
1- Providing the student with specialised and in-depth legal knowledge in the field of public law. 1- Presenting legal texts and judicial rulings in the field of private law in an in-depth scientific manner. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 1- Knowledge Comprehensive knowledge and a high degree of specialisation and awareness of what is new
2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
5- Self-development The ability to develop and acquire further knowledge continuously
2- Comparing the different laws within the context of private law and its applications. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 3- Autonomy and responsibility The ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
5- Self-development The ability to develop and continuously add further learning
3- Evaluating jurisprudential and legal trends and international conventions in the fields of private law. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 1- Knowledge Critical awareness of epistemological issues as a basis for creative thinking
2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
5- Self-development The ability to self-evaluate and to contribute to professional knowledge in unfamiliar learning contexts
2- Providing the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct specialised and in-depth legal research and studies in the field of public law. 4- Developing practical performance related to the most important issues of private law, its procedures and its contemporary applications. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 1- Knowledge Critical awareness of epistemological issues as a basis for creative thinking
2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
5- Self-development The ability to self-evaluate and to contribute to professional knowledge in unfamiliar learning contexts
5- Producing in-depth research on newly arising issues of private law. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 1- Knowledge Critical awareness of epistemological issues as a basis for creative thinking
2- Skill Advanced skills in solving complex problems with incomplete data, and providing innovative solutions in an academic field
3- Instilling a spirit of creativity and continuous knowledge development in the student in the field of public law. 6- Devising scientific solutions to newly arising legal questions in a way that contributes to the development of legislation in the field of private law. 1,3,8,9 2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
3- Autonomy and responsibility The ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
7- Creatively applying legal texts in practice to questions relating to private law. 1,3,8,9 2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
3- Autonomy and responsibility The ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
4- Acquiring the aspects of competence that a legal professional needs. 8- Leading a work team to analyse judicial rulings and to draft legal reports and memoranda in accordance with a sound legal methodology. 4,10 3- Autonomy and responsibility The ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
4- Role in context The ability to lead the strategic development of oneself and of work teams
5- Self-development The ability to develop and add further learning continuously

Detailed Breakdown of the Academic Programme for the Master's Degree and the Courses and Content of the Study Plan

Total Graduation Requirements

First: Total Requirements of the Master's Programme in Private Law (Thesis Track) and the Number of Credit Hours

Master's (Thesis Track) Compulsory Elective Total
Taught courses 18 6 24
Thesis defence 9 - 9
Total credit hours 27 6 33

3-1 Master's Programme in Private Law

A – Compulsory specialisation courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering: Level Offering: Semester
5311136 Methodology of Comparative Legal Research - 2-2 : 3 First First
5311166 Civil Transactions Law - 3 First First
5311176 Commercial Transactions Law (E) - 3 First First
5312187 Civil Procedure Law - 3 First Second
5312177 Arbitration and Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution - 3 First Second
5312188 Private International Law - 3 First Second
Total credit hours 18

B – Elective specialisation courses (students select 6 credit hours from 12)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering: Level Offering: Semester
5311168 Theory of Contract in Law - 3 First First
5311178 International Trade Law (E) - 3 First First
5311198 Comparative Legal Systems - 3 First Second
5312189 Conflict of Laws in International Trade and Investment Contracts - 3 First Second
5312110 Intellectual Property Law - 3 First Second
Total credit hours 6

C – 5321139 Thesis Defence – 9 credit hours

3-2 Supplementary Study for Students of the Private Law Programme Who Do Not Hold an Appropriate Bachelor's Degree

– Courses and credit hours

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering: Level Offering: Semester
3110107 Introduction to the Science of Law - 3 First First
3120707 Constitutional Law and Political Systems - 3 First First
3120508 Public International Law and International Organisations 3110107 3 First Second
3210209 Civil Transactions Law: Voluntary and Involuntary Sources 3110107 3 Second First
3220608 Administrative Law 3110107 3 Second First
3310804 General Criminal Law 3110107 3 Third First
3310504 Private International Law: Nationality and Conflict of Laws 3210209 3 Third First
3310206 Civil Transactions Law: Provisions on Obligation and Evidence 3220209 3 Third Second
3310407 Commercial Transactions Law: Theory of the Merchant and Commercial Acts 3210209 3 Third Second
3320307 Civil Procedure Law 3210209 2-2 : 3 Third Second
3410801 Special Criminal Law 3320804 3 Third Second
3310205 Labour Law and Social Legislation 3210209 3 Third Second
3410406 Commercial Transactions Law: Companies and Bankruptcy 3310407 3 Fourth First
3420303 Criminal Procedure Law 3410801 2-2 : 3 Fourth First
3411002 Legal Studies in English 3321006 3 Fourth Second
3420204 Civil Transactions Law: Real Rights 3320205 3 Fourth Second
3420408 Maritime and Air Law 3310407 3 Fourth First
3420405 Commercial Transactions Law: Banking Business and Banking Operations 3410406 3 Fourth Second
Total credit hours 54

3-3 Detailed Study Plan (Advisory Plan) for the Master's Stage

Private Law Programme

Courses, levels and credit hours

Level One / Semester One

A – Compulsory specialisation courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5311136 Methodology of Comparative Legal Research - 2-2 : 3
5311166 Civil Transactions Law - 3
5311176 Commercial Transactions Law (E) - 3
Total 9

B – Elective courses (the student selects one course from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5311168 Theory of Contract in Law - 3
5311178 International Trade Law (E) - 3
Total 3
Total credit hours for the semester 12

Private Law Programme

Courses, levels and credit hours

Level One / Semester Two

A – Compulsory specialisation courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5312187 Civil Procedure Law - 3
5312177 Arbitration and Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution - 3
5312188 Private International Law - 3
Total 9

B – Elective courses (the student selects one course from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5311198 Comparative Legal Systems - 3
5312189 Conflict of Laws in International Trade and Investment Contracts - 3
5312110 Intellectual Property Law - 3
Total 3
Total credit hours for the semester, thesis track 12

Private Law Programme

Level Two / Semester One

A – Compulsory specialisation courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5321139 Thesis Defence Completion of 24 credit hours 9
Total 9

3-4 Detailed Study Plan (Advisory Plan) for the Supplementary Stage

Supplementary courses for students of the Private Law programme who do not hold an appropriate bachelor's degree

First semester

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
3110107 Introduction to the Science of Law - 3
3120707 Constitutional Law and Political Systems - 3
3220608 Administrative Law 3110107 3
3310804 General Criminal Law 3110107 3
3420303 Criminal Procedure Law 3410801 2-2 : 3
3410406 Commercial Transactions Law: Companies and Bankruptcy 3310407 3
Total credit hours 18

Second semester

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
3310206 Civil Transactions Law: Provisions on Obligation and Evidence 3220209 3
3310407 Commercial Transactions Law: Theory of the Merchant and Commercial Acts 3210209 3
3410801 Special Criminal Law 3320804 3
3310205 Labour Law and Social Legislation 3210209 3
3420408 Maritime and Air Law 3310407 3
3411002 Legal Studies in English 3321006 3
Total credit hours 18

Third semester

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
3120508 Public International Law and International Organisations 3110107 3
3210209 Civil Transactions Law: Voluntary and Involuntary Sources 3110107 3
3320307 Civil Procedure Law 3210209 2-2 : 3
3310504 Private International Law: Nationality and Conflict of Laws 3210209 3
3420405 Commercial Transactions Law: Banking Business and Banking Operations 3410406 3
3420204 Civil Transactions Law: Real Rights 3320205 3
Total credit hours 18

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