Law Faculty

GYP-101 - Popular Culture and Communication

Concept of culture, mass culture, consumption culture, development of the concept of popular culture, number of audience/viewer, popularity, globalization and popular culture, concept of fun and lifestyles, foods and beverages, popular icons and the concept of fame, fashion and identity, music industry, sport industry, news, series, cartoons, language, critical approaches related to popular culture.

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RKT-101 -

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RKT-102 -

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TUR-103 - Turkish I

Language and languages; (Language-Nation Relations, Language-Culture) Languages in the world and the place of Turkish language among other languages; (Language families in terms of their sources) Historical Development of Turkish written language: (Old Turkish- Middle Turkish-Divanü Lügati't-Türk, Atabet'ül Hakayık, Harezm Turkish) . Old Turkey Turkish (Old Anatolian Turkish) ; The era new Turkish, Modern Turkish era, West (West eastern Turkish) Turkey's Turkish, East (North-eastern Turkish) Karatay Turkish Phonetics; (Sound and the formation of sound the harmony of vowel sounds) , Fundamental sound Features in Turkish; (Features sound of Turkish, Spelling structure of Turkish, Sentence Emphasis) . Morphology; (Words in terms of form, prefixes, suffixes, roots) . Enumeration and words in respect to their functions; (Noun, pronouns, and adjectives) Verbs; (Shape and Tense supplements). Prepositions-Gerunds; (Derived from nouns-verbs). Meaning Science: Meaning in word, The frame of word meaning. Sentence Knowledge: (Kinds of Sentences). The analysis of sentences.

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TUR-104 - Turkish II

Punctuation and Composition (Punctuation Marks, Other Marks) marks of abbreviations, Spelling Rules (The spelling of capital letters, The writing of quotations. numbers, The Composition the purpose of composition, method in composition writing, planning, introduction, development and result in composition, the features of telling (purity in telling, simplicity in telling, clarity and sincerity in telling mistakes in telling ( the use of synonymous words in the sentence). The use of synonymous words in the sentence, The misuse of phrases, Explanation, story, description, criticism, portray, speaking, proving. The kinds of verbal telling (daily and unprepared speaking- prepared speaking, debate, panel) The kinds of written telling (letter, telegraph, celebration, invitation, literary letter Job letters, formal letter, petition, report, decision, announcement, advertisement). Talking, criticism, memoir, travel, writing, interview, survey Autobiography biography novel- story, fable- theater tragedy, drama- scenario, poetry and its kinds.

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GYP-105 - Life in the Universe

Birth and evolution of Universe, Milky Way and Solar System, planet Earth as a celestial body,  evolution of Earth definition of life as we know on Earth, chemical and structural basis of life, role of DNA as an evolutionary mechanism,  evolution of life and emergence of intelligence, physical conditions for the development of life on a planet, solar system bodies, Goldilocks hypothesis, possibilities of existance of life on other stellar systems, Drake equation, search for extraterrestrial life and intelligent life (SETI), results of existing searches, mesages sent to interstellar medium and other stars, technical difficulties for space travel.

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ENG-107 - Professional English I

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GYP-107 - Diction

Diction is a beautiful and effective art of speaking. It is the interpretation and creativity aspect of literature. It is to convert the speech into art.

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ECO-108 - Economics

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ENG-108 - Professional English II

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GYP-112 -

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GYP-113 - Gender

This course will introduce you to current theory and research on gender. Research focused on gender differences will be reviewed, as well as theories put forth to explain these differences. In particular, gender differences in mental health, personality, ability, and behavior will be examined. Additionally, we will discuss other topics, including gender development, violence against women, family issues, sexuality, and women and work.

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BIL-115 -

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LAW-115 - Introduction to Law

Social order and law, extra-legal rules and law, definitions of law, sources of law, genesis and practices of law, part/chapters of law, public and private law, general principles of the Turkish legal system within the framework of the 1982 Constitution.

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GYP-117 - Health Sociology

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GYP-118 -

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GYP-119 - Movie Genres

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LAW-121 - Civil Law I

Application of Civil Law, beginning provisions, law of persons, capacity, protection, name and protection, natural person, legal person, residence, associations, foundations.

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LAW-122 - Civil Law II

Engagement, marriage, capacity to marry, impediments to marriage, annulment of marriage, general effects of marriage, matrimonial property regime, statutory property regime, contractual property regime, divorce, relationship, legal relationship between the parents and the child in general, parental custody, legal adviserhip, adoption

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LAW-123 - Constitutional Law I

The concept of constitution and constitutional law; state; political power; political parties; electoral systems; governmental systems; fundamental rights and freedoms.

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LAW-124 - Constitutional Law II

Ottoman-Turkish Constitutions, the formation of 1982 Constitution, basic characteristics of 1982 Constitution, fundamental rights and freedoms, Legislation and Turkish Grand National Assembly, The President of Republic, Council of Ministers, High Courts and Turkish Constitutional Court.

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LAW-127 - Legal History

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LAW-137 - Methodology of Law

The course will deal with methods to use to determine the type and nature of legal problems and then to analyze them, methodical application of professional information for legal education the legal sources and ways to have an access to them, topics to know to prepare thesis and seminars, Communication- the language of Law, legal resources, methods, problems and solutions of Law.

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LAW-138 - Ethics

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LAW-141 -

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LAW-143 -

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PSY-143 -

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LAW-144 - Social Psychology

Definition of social psychology, research methods and basic theories of social psychology, social perception, self- respect, to decrese of discrepancy, attitude and prejudice, social influence, obedience, prosocial behaviors, interpersonal relationship, social gender and aggresion.

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LAW-146 -

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TAR-201 - Ataturk's Principles and History of Turkish Revolution I

To teach the foundation and development of  Modern Turkey.  To give the right information about  Ataturk’s way of thinking, Turkish Republic History, Turkey and some factors threatening   the applications of Ataturk’s way of thinking. Educate Turkish youth as regards to Ataturk’s way of thinking which offers an absolute unity at home as a system including all cultural components of Turkish country.  To raise rationalist, contemporary, humanist, hardworking, and honourable youngsters.

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TAR-202 - Ataturk's Principles and History of Turkish Revolution II

The course aims to provide the students about the foundation and development of  Modern Turkey.  In this context it is objected to tell the right information about  Ataturk’s way of thinking, Turkish Republic History, Turkey and some factors threatening   the applications of Ataturk’s way of thinking, to train Turkish Youth as regards to Ataturk’s way of thinking which offers an absolute unity at home as a system including all cultural components of Turkish country and finally to raise rationalist, contemporary, humanist, hardworking, and honourable youngsters.

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ENG-207 - Professional English III

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ENG-208 - Professional English IV

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LAW-209 - Fiscal Law I

Financing of public expenditure; types of financing; definition of tax; theoretical approaches to taxation; principles of taxation; tax collection procedure: imposition, notification, assessment, collection; classification of taxes; tax systems; tax burden; tax

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LAW-210 - Fiscal Law II

The subject of public finance; public debts; public budget; local government finance; fiscal policy

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LAW-218 - International Law II

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LAW-221 - International Law I

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LAW-233 - Criminal Law I (General Provisions)

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LAW-240 - Criminal Law II (General Provisions)

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LAW-241 - Law of Obligations I (General Provisions)

The main contents of this course is to examine three different kinds of obligations which are the general subjects of the Turkish code of obligations: These are : a) an obligation deriving from signing of on a contract, b) a tortuous act bringing an obligation to pay damages to another person, and c. unjustly enrichment under which an obligation to pay the losses of another party arises.

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LAW-242 - Law of Obligations II (General Provisions)

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LAW-243 - Administrative Law I

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LAW-244 - Administrative Law II

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LAW-245 - American and British Law

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LAW-247 -

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LAW-248 - Communication Law

The basic concepts and institutes of Communication Law, legal regulations related Communication Law.

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LAW-250 - Forensic Psychology

Forensic Psychology , Crime and Punishment , Criminal and Civil Liability , Criminology, Violence , Abuse, Criminal Profiling

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LAW-251 -

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LAW-252 - Criminology

Criminology, which studies crime, offender and the relationship between crime and offender in cause and effect relationship with regards to multiple factors, benefits from various disciplines which examine crime. The target of criminology course is to make students acquainted with criminals, the causes that drive a person to crime, the condition of social environment, personality and educational status of offender in terms of general, economical and cultural perspectives.

 

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ENG-307 - Communication Skills in Law I

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ENG-308 - Communication Skills in Law II

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LAW-311 - Law of Obligations I (Special Provisions)

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LAW-313 - Criminal Law I (Special Provisions)

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LAW-314 - Criminal Law II (Special Provisions)

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LAW-315 - Law of Civil Procedure I

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LAW-316 - Law of Civil Procedure II

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LAW-317 - Law of Property I

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LAW-318 - Law of Property II

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LAW-320 - Law of Obligations II (Special Provisions)

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LAW-324 - Commercial Law (Company Law)

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LAW-325 - Commercial Law (Law of Commercial Enterprise)

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LAW-333 - Statistics

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LAW-335 - Juristic Psychology

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LAW-337 - History of Civilization

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LAW-341 - International Trade Law

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LAW-343 - Administrative Justice

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LAW-345 - International Security Law

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LAW-351 - Service of Process Law

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LAW-353 - Tax Law

The concept of taxation and tax law, tax law, tax law, legal system, sources of tax laws in place in the space, time, and meaning in terms of implementation, the basic concepts of taxation Tax on taxation authority license, Representation, Private Contracts and Restricted Activities, Taxation, Tax Debt That Ended the Causes, Valuation Obligations of taxpayer Tax Law Times - Depreciation Tax Administration, Organizational Structure, Tax Audit Institutions, Information Acquisition Tax Crime And Punishment Termination of Major Tax Crimes and Penalties Penalties, Fines Reducing Causes Tax Disputes Tax Disputes Judicial Administrative Solution The Solution Path

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LAW-355 - Legal Sociology

The aim of this course is to approach to law the subject matter of sociology oflaw, namely as a social institution, within its relations with other social institutions. In other words, the objective of this course is to analyze law's empirical existence or its social reality with a point of view provided by the method of social sciences. In order to ground such an analysis, in this course we will examine historical perspectives within the context of their approaches on the origin of law and the relation between law and society, by referring to the work of the pioneers of social theory. Then, we will emphasize on the social processes where law appears both as a result and a factor. In this regard, our concern is to examine the effects of legal norms on social institutions and society as a whole, along with the effects of social relations and actual conditions on bringing into being, upholding, changing or removing of legal norms. And within this framework, we will analyze the connection of law with the basic subject matters of sociology like social stratification, social control, social conflict, social order, and social identities. At the same time, we will examine the role of law both in the reproduction of social inequalities and in the eliminiation of these inequalities by social change.

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LAW-357 -

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LAW-358 - Consumer Protection Law

Basic principles and terminology for consumer law; defective goods and services and their remedies; dispute resolutions in consumer law, consumer organisations

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LAW-359 - Human Rights

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LAW-360 - Turkish Tax System

This course includes the general structure of Turkish Tax System, economic effects of taxes, evaluation of Turkish tax system.

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LAW-361 -

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LAW-362 - Legal Philosophy

At the center of ancient disputes of the philosophy of law, there are the questions of "what is law" and "what is the source of law". Different answers to these questions set ground for the main distinction in the history of philosophy of law as well: Natural law theory and legal positivism, Within the scope of this course, starting from Ancient Greek and Rome, we will primarily focus on traditional natural law theory, and then study the effects of monotheistic religions, especially of Christianity, on this tradition. We will mention how the modern state, whic is starting to take its form in theory and inc practice within the 16th and 17th century, in Western Europe radically change the way of thinking on law, and in this context, we will deal with the social contract theory and sovereignty. After that, following these developments we will adress the effects of positivism on legal theory; particularly, we will examine the relationship between legal positivism and modern natural law theory through the critical debates after World War II. And finally, by referring to significant examples (Marxist legal theory, fmeinist legal theory etc.) we will discuss critical legal studies that approach liberal rights theory and modern democracy critically.

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LAW-366 -

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LAW-368 -

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LAW-370 -

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LAW-372 -

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KUD-402 -

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LAW-404 - Commerial Law (Maritime Commercial and Insurance Law)

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LAW-405 - Execution and Bankruptcy Law I

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LAW-406 - Execution and Bankruptcy Law II

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ENG-407 - Legal Terminology I

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LAW-407 - Law of Criminal Procedure I

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ENG-408 - Legal Terminology II

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LAW-408 - Law of Criminal Procedure II

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LAW-409 - Labour and Social Securty Law I

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LAW-410 - Labour and Social Securty Law II

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LAW-421 - Commerial Law (Law of Commerial Papers)

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LAW-423 - Private International Law I

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LAW-424 - Private International Law II

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LAW-428 - International Criminal Law

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LAW-429 - International Commercial Disputes and Arbitration

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LAW-443 - Forensic Medicine

Determination of identity, symptoms and causes of death, injuries and firearms, habitual duration engaged in obstacles, assault and battery against individuals, life-threatening, traces of assault on the face, inhibition death, issues to be considered while a report is being written, intentional miscarriage drugs, criminal responsibility of adults , guardianship, age determination, the ability to notice and appeal, the criminal responsibility of hearing-impaired children, rape and other indecent acts, autopsy video.

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LAW-445 - Law Clinics

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LAW-447 - Political Psychology

This course introduces students to psychological theories of international politics and poses a series of questions about the role of individuals in international relations and considers different theories of political decision making (including rational choice, cognitive, motivational, and organizational theories), personality and leadership, the role of images, values, and identity in shaping international behavior, the social psychology of international relations, focusing on public opinion, social identity, and national goals.

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LAW-449 - Inheritance Law

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LAW-451 -

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LAW-452 - Intellectual Property Law

Intellectual property, the distinctive marks, the work of art, the creator of the work art, the rights of the creator, intellectual property rights, violations and Lawsuits, trademarks law, concept, registration, protection and scope,brands which are subject to proceedings, invalidity of the mark, violations and lawsuits, the patent law,concept, invention and the inventor’s rights, granting a patent and its patent rights, patent invalidity, industrial designs law, concept, the design right, legal proceedings of the design rights, invalidity of a design right, violations and lawsuits.

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LAW-460 -

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LAW-464 -

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LAW-468 -

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LAW-470 -

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LAW-472 -

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