This course provides an introduction to basic models and concepts in microeconomics and macroeconomics. Basic topics in microeconomics analyzed in this course include an introduction to market economies, supply and demand, consumer theory, the theory of the firm, perfect competition. Basic topics in macroeconomics analyzed in this course include national income, employment / unemployment, inflation, money, banking and credit system.

The course includes the basic principles of speaking, mental activity, language, voice, body language, development of technical skills, correct use of Turkish, rhetoric, elements of persuasion, language acrobatics, fears of speaking, self-confidence, content, analytical, questioning, problem solver, personal. and interactive elements.

The course contributes to the methods of dialogue and negotiation management and dispute resolution in the light of the basic principles of communication.

The content of this course consists of public revenues, public services and expenditures, government debt, fiscal policy and budget concepts in general.

This course examines the treatment of legal concepts and institutions in cinema works by correlating them with relevant high court decisions.

This course includes topics of giving information about the regulations on personal data protection law and analyzing the case law and opinions in the doctrine.

In this course, students are informed about the reflections of gender inequalities in the field of family law and are directed to evaluate legal practices using this information.

This course raises awareness of students about the reflections of gender inequalities in law.

This course examines the historical origins and development of today's constitutional institutions and rules which are the product of certain historical conditions. In this context, the course is planned to transfer the experience provided by the history of Turkish constitutionalism by a scientific method and thus to complete the knowledge of positive constitutional law.

In this course, the basic concepts such as criminology, the historical development and research methods of criminology, known and unknown criminality are emphasized.

It is a course in which the common concepts used in different fields of law and the processing of institutions in cinema and literary works are examined by reconciling the relevant high court decisions.

In this course, the historical background of banking law, sources of banking law, the importance and the role of the Central Bank, legal regime of banks, their creation and operation, organs of bank, requirements for the safe operation of banks, supervision on banks, banking offenses, international banking transactions, general features of banking contracts, notion and nature of deposit, notion of credit, credit transactions, credit contracts, payment transactions, bank card, credit card, transfer, letter of credit, purpose of letter of credit, its functioning and legal nature will be explained.

In this course, the historical development of foundations and associations, related legal concepts and relevant legislation will be discussed.

The course includes the stages of obtaining, preserving and analysing the evidence and findings of forensic science in the judicial process, especially in the criminal procedure phase, in accordance with legal standards.

It is the examination of offences against the nation and the state under the Turkish Criminal Code.

In this course, students are taught forms of sexual violence and the legal concepts and definitions related to this form of violence, and the ways to combat this violence through appropriate legal mechanisms are discussed.

This course aims to inform students about the protection and commercialization of intellectual property rights, and to equip them with the ability to learn and assess intellectual property practices through applied activities.

Within the scope of the course, the elements, determination, proceedings and prosecution of tax misdemeanors and crimes in the Tax Procedure Law and other laws, especially the Anti-Smuggling Law and the Customs Law, are discussed. In addition, the problems encountered in these areas and their solutions are also evaluated.

In this course, the scope, types, qualifications and collection procedure of public receivables are discussed together with the judicial remedies against the collection transactions.

Maritime Law: National and international sources of sea trade, ship, ship leasing contract, owner, owner associations, crew, freight contract, parties of freight contract, relation of freight contract with other contract types used in foreign trade law, enforcement of freight contract, bill of lading, responsibility of carrier, rights of carries, passenger carrying via sea contract, collisions at sea, average, rescue, rights of ship and load creditor.

The subject of this course is to teach the operation and structure of the trade registry, especially the execution of registry transactions in the example of limited companies.

This course covers the regulations in the Turkish Criminal Law system and international law in terms of preventing violence against women.

This course comprises the topics of filing of a civil lawsuit, its process and the recourse against the decision handed out at the end of the lawsuit.

The scope of this course is the reinforcement of criminal and criminal procedure law knowledge through practice within the framework of fictional events and the functioning of the stages of criminal proceedings.

Turkish citizenship law, foreigners and international protection law, direct foreign investments, work permits of foreigners, acquisition of real estate by foreigners.

In accordance with the provisions of Law No. 4077 on the Protection of Consumers and related regulations, it addresses the principles and rules of consumer law, which are becoming increasingly important in today's consumer world.

Main subjects of this course are the purpose and fundamental notions of criminal execution. Subjects as the nature, charecteristic and types of punishment, legal structure, system of criminal eecution institutions, loosening of criminal execution, preparations to release will constitute the course content.

In this course, students are taught forms of sexual violence and the legal concepts and definitions related to this form of violence, and the ways to combat this violence through appropriate legal mechanisms are discussed

This course deals with the legal regulations related to the profession of law, relations between lawyer and client, types of advocacy organizations, changes in profession, specialization, rights and obligations of lawyer, ethics/professional rules.

The aim of this course is to examine the regulation and implementation of social rights in international and national law.

This course includes the topics of international arbitration, New York Convention and Geneva Convention.

The content of this course consists of basic legal concepts and principles in general and legal concepts and principles to each specific branch of law.

The content of this course is to give information about the concepts of access providers, data, big data, e-commerce platforms, based on legislation, case law, regulatory agency decisions, doctrine and literature regarding Turkey, the USA, the EU, the UK and Japan. This course also covers the concepts of cyber security and cybercrime that all internet users should pay attention.

International humanitarian law is a branch of law that comprises the minimum rules of conduct and assistance necessary to limit the effects of war or armed conflict. In this course, the basic concepts of international humanitarian law will be taught on the basis of the Geneva Conventions prepared by the Red Cross as the most important source of this branch of law and controversial issues will be discussed.

Within the scope of this course, the agreements to which we are a party regarding the protection of intellectual and industrial rights and the place of these agreements in Turkish law and the types and legal protection of the rights in question will be examined.

In this course, the basic economics and law concepts will be explained. Economics and legal aspects of property, tort, contract, crime and punishment, litigation and legal processes will be examined together. Thus, an economic analysis of the law will be made.

In this course, students will experience preparing lawsuits and reply petitions regarding the dispute, and participating in the virtual court as plaintiff, defendant and judge/arbitrator.

This course covers the two-way relationship of law with society, the basic concepts of this relationship and classical and modern theories about this relationship.

The content of this course is Fintech; Legislation, jurisprudence, regulatory agency decisions, doctrine and literature on Turkey, USA, EU, UK and Japan, especially on metaverse and digital assets.The course also covers the advantages of disruptive technologies and topics related to Blockchain projects.

The subject matter of this course is to examine the right to health within the scope of the duties of the social state, and the rights of patients and responsibilities of the healthcare professional and institutions about medical intervention in relation with the healthcare contract.

The content of this course comprises; sources, terms and rules of international commercial arbitration and basic principles thereof.

In this course, the issue of the protection of intangible cultural heritage, including the nature and scope of intangible cultural property, measures to protect heritage, state obligations, cooperation on heritage protection, will be examined within the framework of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The aim of this course is to explain the development and concepts of the international law of the sea and the international conventions, including the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, national and international maritime zones regimes, current developments and debates in this field.

In the course, basic concepts of competition law, aims and basic principles of competition law, results of violating competition law rules.

The definition, sources, parties of international monetary and financial law will be explained. The structure and functions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, which are the institutions of the Bretton Woods System, and their effects on national economies will be discussed. The legal structure, institutions and application of the European Monetary System will be explained. World and Euro Zone economic crises will be evaluated and developments in the international arena will be interpreted.

The content of this course comprises international trade contracts, international trade terms in the framework of Incoterms 2020 and key documents of an international trade transaction.

Examination of Turkish Labour Law within the context of legislation and legal practice comparatively with International Labour Law..

The course explores main subjects; the meanings of concepts of politics, power, legitimacy and authority; the emergence of modern state; nationalism; modern political ideologies; different government styles such as democracy and authoritarianism; political culture; organization ad mechanisms of legislative and executive branches; political parties and interest groups.

“History of Modern International Relations” course focuses on states, nations, international politics, decision-makers and their interactions and conflicts through the ages. It is the study of history of relations between states or across state boundaries.