The goal of İstanbul Şehir University School of Law is, to educate the future jurists who will be qualified as fair, wise, creative and sophisticated by taking into account the changing and growing social necessities, and in that regard, to promote our country's global position.

In order to reach this goal, the School of Law aims to give the legal education with a different content and method. Our curriculum includes the fundamental courses of classical law education such as Civil Law, Commercial Law, International Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Administrative Law. In addition to these courses, Cyber law, Law of Genetics, Energy Law, Communication Law, Banking and Finance Law, International Commercial Law, International Investment Law, International Arbitration Law courses are also taught by our school. Contrary to the classical legal education, in order to allow students to learn the fundamentals of law easily, our method is created to incorporate the practical implications and case studies similar to the practice of Anglo-American law schools.

On the fact that excellent legal education cannot be integrated without having the ability of a comprehensive thinking process, the School of Law also provides the students, prior to speeding up in legal areas, common core courses which aim to prepare them with the life-long necessary skills and to build a strong intellectual background.

By taking into account the strong relationship of local with universal concepts, the curriculum of School of Law is designed to give 30% of the courses in English. Additionally, students are allowed to learn a second foreign language in order to enable them to compete globally.

The fact that students need to get to know the professions they will be performing in the future is another feature of our program. For this purpose, through the four-year term, the School of Law provides opportunities the students, to contact with important institutions both in Turkey and abroad and to enable them to do there internships.

Prof. Mahmut Koca

Acting Dean, School of Law

* The language of instruction in the School of Law is 30% English. Therefore, English Preparatory Program is also applied to students of this school.

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