Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydın University offers its students a comprehensive theoretical and practical education in fundamental areas such as constitutional, criminal, civil, commercial, and administrative law.
Through research projects, internships, and exchange programs conducted at both the national and international levels, our faculty prepares students for a global legal perspective.
By contributing to society through social responsibility projects and legal advisory services, our faculty aims to equip students with both professional knowledge and a sense of ethical responsibility.
Introduction
The Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydin University offers a modern, practice-oriented legal education aimed at training competent and ethically grounded legal professionals for the future. Established within Cyprus Aydin University in Northern Cyprus, the Faculty provides a strong academic foundation that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The curriculum covers the core areas of Turkish law and is enriched with courses in international and comparative law, providing students with a global legal perspective. Special emphasis is placed on developing the critical thinking, legal reasoning, and problem-solving skills essential for the legal profession. Thanks to an experienced faculty and an interactive learning environment, students are encouraged to actively participate in both academic and practice-oriented activities. With an educational structure that takes into account important considerations such as recognition by the Higher Education Council (YÖK), the Faculty prepares its graduates for successful careers—both nationally and internationally—in professions such as lawyering, judgeship, prosecution, and legal consultancy.
History
The Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydin University is a young yet visionary academic unit operating within Cyprus Aydin University, which was established in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in 2013. Since its inception, the Faculty has embraced a contemporary approach to legal education, aiming to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Accordingly, the curriculum is structured to provide a solid and comprehensive foundation for students aspiring to careers as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, and other legal professionals.
The academic structure of Cyprus Aydın University and the Faculty of Law is shaped in accordance with contemporary legal principles and encompasses key aspects that directly impact students’ academic and professional futures, such as equivalence with the Higher Education Council of the Republic of Turkey (YÖK). In this context, the faculty adopts an educational philosophy that supports its graduates in building careers both in Turkey and internationally.
Overall, the Faculty aims to provide a modern, innovative, and internationally aligned legal education grounded in the rule of law, human rights, and universal legal principles, effectively preparing its students for the evolving and dynamic world of law.
Mission and Vision
Cyprus Aydin University aims to be a pioneering and international university that is integrated into the global education system, has completed its digital transformation, and prioritizes service to society, in line with its contemporary vision. With a student- and community-centered approach, the university is committed to nurturing individuals who are sensitive to universal values, responsible, information-literate, and have embraced a culture of collaboration. Our university aims to serve as a center that produces and shares knowledge on a global scale, grounded in quality and educational assurance. Through a hybrid education model that transcends the boundaries of time and space, it aims to provide a dynamic and flexible learning environment accessible 24/7. With a structure that possesses international competitiveness, develops joint education programs, and strategically manages digitalization and internationalization; it plans to be a pioneering university that preserves cultural diversity, supports tolerance and social interaction, and shapes the future.
Purpose and Scope
The Department aims to train legal professionals who have a solid grasp of the fundamental concepts and principles of law, are capable of evaluating national and international legal systems in a comparative manner, and can analyze legal issues from a multidimensional perspective. Within this framework, the program aims to ensure that students not only acquire knowledge of positive law but also grasp the philosophical, historical, and sociological foundations of law; and internalize universal values such as justice, equality, freedom, and human dignity. Throughout the educational process, the development of critical thinking, interpretation, and legal argumentation skills is prioritized; students are encouraged to perceive law not merely as a set of norms but as a dynamic structure that regulates social life.
The department also aims to cultivate individuals who are committed to ethical values, possess a strong sense of professional responsibility, and uphold a conception of justice grounded in the rule of law and human rights. In this regard, the goal is for students to become legal professionals who are sensitive to social issues, prioritize the public interest, and play an active role in safeguarding and advancing a democratic social order. Through a curriculum supported by practical exercises in addition to theoretical education, the program aims to prepare students to become well-equipped legal professionals capable of generating solutions to legal issues they may encounter in their professional lives, adapting to changing social and legal needs, and possessing a commitment to lifelong learning.
The Faculty in Numbers
Our faculty offers students a modern and dynamic learning environment through its commitment to quality education and strong academic structure. According to current data, there are 195 students enrolled in our faculty, supported by 12 academic staff members who are experts in their fields. Our academic staff plays an active role at every stage of the educational process through scientific output, a student-centered approach, and a commitment to mentorship.
With two undergraduate programs and one graduate program offered within our faculty, we aim to equip students with professional skills through a curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. The programs are continuously reviewed and updated, taking into account current academic and sectoral developments.
The balanced distribution of students among the academic staff contributes to creating a quality educational environment by offering one-on-one advising and effective communication opportunities. Our faculty is steadfastly continuing its development with a strong human resources base and a sustainable educational philosophy.
Message from the Dean
The Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydın University goes beyond traditional legal education; in addition to required core courses, we offer a multidimensional and contemporary curriculum enriched with practice-oriented courses such as International Law, Legal English, Moot Court, and Legal Clinic. Our goal is to prepare you to become standout professionals not only in traditional legal careers such as judgeship, prosecution, lawyering, notary public, and legal consultancy, but also in public institutions and the private sector. The success of our graduates in professional exams and their careers is the most tangible evidence of this vision. Our faculty facilitates direct, one-on-one communication between you, our valued students, and our faculty members, providing a warm and supportive learning environment that fosters both your academic and personal growth. You are not merely students; you are the respected legal professionals of the future. You will crown the well-deserved pride your families feel by graduating successfully from this faculty and serving society as representatives of justice. I wholeheartedly believe that you will make the most of the academic and social opportunities our faculty offers, and that this journey will shape your future.
I hope that the years you spend here will be not only a journey of academic achievement, but also an adventure filled with lifelong friendships, visions, and values. It is a great source of pride and joy for us to welcome you to the Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydin University. As our slogan emphasizes, we will move forward with confidence toward a bright future together.
With respect and affection,
Prof. Dr. Zehra Gönül Balkır
International Collaborations
Cyprus Aydin University is continuously developing global collaborations to enhance its visibility and impact in the field of international higher education. The University offers high-quality collaboration opportunities for faculty members, researchers, students, and institutional partners to engage with international networks.
These academic and institutional partnerships focus on areas such as joint research projects, student and faculty exchange programs, multicultural academic events, and international summer schools. Through these partnerships, Cyprus Aydin University aims to support scientific output, enrich learning experiences on a global scale, and contribute to international advancements in knowledge and innovation.
| COUNTRY | UNIVERSITY NAME |
| Türkiye | İstanbul Aydın Üniversitesi |
| Türkiye | İstanbul Gedik Üniversitesi |
| Türkiye | Kastamonu Üniversitesi |
| Türkiye | Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Üniversitesi |
| Türkiye | Selçuk Üniversitesi |
| Afganistan | Cihan Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü |
| Azerbaycan | Hazar Üniversitesi |
| Azerbaycan | Nahçıvan Üniversitesi |
| Azerbaycan | Sumgayıt Devlet Üniversitesi |
| Bangladeş | Daffodil Uluslararası Üniversitesi |
| Bosna-Hersek | CEPS Üniversite Koleji – İşletme Çalışmaları Merkezi |
| Brezilya | Juiz de Fora Federal Üniversitesi |
| Brezilya | Brezilya Üniversiteleri Uluslararası İş Birliği Grubu |
| Bulgaristan | Telekomünikasyon ve Posta Üniversitesi |
| Çin | Doğu Çin Teknoloji Üniversitesi |
| Hırvatistan | Zagreb Ekonomi ve Yönetim Okulu |
| Fransa | IPAG İşletme Okulu |
| Gürcistan | Gürcistan Havacılık Üniversitesi |
| Gürcistan | Gürcistan Ulusal Üniversitesi |
| Hindistan | Chandigarh Kolejler Grubu |
| Hindistan | JIS Üniversitesi |
| Hindistan | Karpagam Yükseköğretim Akademisi |
| Hindistan | Lovely Profesyonel Üniversitesi |
| Endonezya | Uluslararası Turizm ve İşletme Enstitüsü & Bali Otelcilik Okulu |
| Endonezya | Diponegoro Üniversitesi |
| Endonezya | Syiah Kuala Üniversitesi |
| İran | Kuzeybatı Uluslararası Üniversitesi |
| Irak | El-Mustakbel Üniversitesi |
| İtalya | Roma Uluslararası Çalışmalar Üniversitesi |
| Ürdün | Orta Doğu Üniversitesi |
| Kazakistan | Astana Bilişim Teknolojileri Üniversitesi |
| Kazakistan | Yessenov Üniversitesi |
| Kazakistan | Almatı Yönetim Üniversitesi |
| Kenya | Limpopo Üniversitesi |
| Kosova | Universum Koleji |
| Kırgızistan | Bişkek Devlet Üniversitesi |
| Libya | Zaviye Üniversitesi |
| Malezya | INTI Uluslararası Üniversitesi |
| Malezya | Yönetim ve Bilim Üniversitesi |
| Malezya | Malezya Pahang Üniversitesi |
| Malezya | Malezya Bilim Üniversitesi |
| Malta | Pegaso Uluslararası Üniversitesi |
| Malta | Malta İşletme Okulu |
| Moldova | Comrat Devlet Üniversitesi |
| Moldova | Moldova Teknik Üniversitesi |
| Norveç | Oslo Metropolitan Üniversitesi |
| Pakistan | Gift Üniversitesi |
| Pakistan | İşletme Yönetimi Enstitüsü |
| Pakistan | Karaçi Ekonomi ve Teknoloji Enstitüsü (KIET) |
| Pakistan | Superior Üniversitesi |
| Pakistan | Faisalabad Üniversitesi |
| Pakistan | Sialkot Üniversitesi |
| Filistin | An-Najah Ulusal Üniversitesi |
| Filistin | Arap Amerikan Üniversitesi |
| Filistin | El-Halil Üniversitesi |
| Filipinler | Nueva Caceres Üniversitesi |
| Polonya | Josef Goluchowski Uygulamalı Bilimler Üniversitesi |
| Romanya | Dimitrie Cantemir Hristiyan Üniversitesi |
| Romanya | Craiova Üniversitesi |
| Güney Kore | Woosong Üniversitesi |
| Güney Kore | Kyungdong Üniversitesi |
| İspanya | ENAE İşletme Okulu – İşletme ve Yönetim Okulu |
| Tacikistan | Uluslararası Turizm ve Girişimcilik Üniversitesi |
| Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri | Ajman Üniversitesi |
| Amerika Birleşik Devletleri | Virscend Üniversitesi |
| Amerika Birleşik Devletleri | Johns Hopkins Üniversitesi |
| Amerika Birleşik Devletleri | Rockland Toplum Koleji |
| Amerika Birleşik Devletleri | Orta Missouri Üniversitesi |
| Özbekistan | Asya Uluslararası Üniversitesi |
| Özbekistan | Semerkant Uluslararası Teknoloji Üniversitesi |
| Özbekistan | Taşkent Devlet Ulaştırma Üniversitesi |
| Özbekistan | Taşkent Devlet Ekonomi Üniversitesi |
| Özbekistan | Uluslararası Finans, Teknoloji ve Bilim Okulu |
Organizational Structure
Faculty Board
The Faculty Council consists of the deans of the departments affiliated with the faculty, the directors of any institutes and colleges affiliated with the faculty, and three faculty members elected by the professors, two by the associate professors, and one by the assistant professors from among their own ranks for a term of three years.
The Faculty Council holds its regular meetings at the beginning and end of each semester.
The dean may convene the Faculty Council as deemed necessary.
Duties:
The Faculty Council is an academic body that performs the following duties:
- To determine the Faculty’s educational and teaching activities, scientific research, and publication activities, as well as the principles, plans, programs, and academic calendar related to these activities.
- To elect members of the Faculty Administrative Board.
- To perform other duties assigned by laws and regulations.
Faculty Board of Directors
The Faculty Executive Board consists of three professors, two associate professors, and one assistant professor elected by the Faculty Council for a three-year term, with the dean serving as chair.
The Faculty Administrative Board convenes upon the dean’s call. The Administrative Board may establish temporary working groups and academic affairs
coordinators as deemed necessary and define their responsibilities.
Duties:
The Faculty Administrative Board serves as an advisory body to the dean in administrative matters and performs the following duties:
- Assist the dean in implementing the principles established by the Faculty Council.
- Ensure the implementation of the faculty’s education and teaching plans and programs, as well as the academic calendar.
- Prepare the faculty’s investment, program, and budget proposals.
- To make decisions on all matters related to faculty administration brought forward by the dean.
- To make decisions regarding student admissions, course transfers, and dismissals, as well as matters related to education, teaching, and examinations.
- To perform other duties assigned by laws and regulations.
| Dean | Prof. Dr. Z.Gönül BALKIR | Department of Private Law |
| Vice Dean | Assistant Professor Dr. Mehmet DİREKLİ | Department of International Law |
| Faculty Board of Directors | Prof. Dr. Z.Gönül BALKIR | Dean |
| Prof. Dr. Sevil ALBAYRAK | Professor’s Representative | |
| Prof. Dr. Hasan TUNÇ | Professor’s Representative | |
| Prof. Dr. Hikmet ŞELLİ AYBAR | Professor’s Representative | |
| Associate Professor Dr. Mehmet Yaşar KILIÇ | Associate Professor Representative | |
| Associate Professor Dr. Roozbeh VAZİRİ | Associate Professor Representative | |
| Assistant Professor Dr. Mehmet DİREKLİ | Assistant Professor Representative | |
| Faculty Board | Prof. Dr. Zehra Gönül BALKIR | Dean |
| Prof. Dr. Hasan TUNÇ | Professor’s Representative | |
| Prof. Dr. Sevil ALBAYRAK | Professor’s Representative | |
| Prof. Dr. Erdal GÜRYAY | Professor’s Representative /Member | |
| Prof. Dr. Hikmet ŞELLİ AYBAR | Professor’s Representative | |
| Associate Professor Dr. Mehmet Yaşar KILIÇ | Associate Professor Representative | |
| Associate Professor Dr. Roozbeh VAZİRİ | Associate Professor Representative | |
| Assistant Professor Altay İltan AKTÜRK | Assistant Professor Representative | |
| Assistant Professor Dr. Mehmet DİREKLİ | Assistant Professor Representative |
Regulations and Guidelines
Programs
| Program Name | Faculty | Degree | Language of Instruction | Accreditation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Law | Faculty of Law | Bachelor’s degree | Turkish | YÖK, YÖDAK |
| International Law | Faculty of Law | Bachelor’s degree | English | YÖDAK |
Academic Staff
| Prof. Dr. Z.Gönül BALKIR | Dean / Department of Private Law |
| Assistant Professor Dr Mehmet DİREKLİ | Deputy Dean / Department of International Law |
| Prof .Dr. Gülsün AYHAN AYGÖRMEZ | Department of Public Law |
| Prof .Dr. Hasan TUNÇ | Department of Public Law |
| Prof. Dr. Selma ÇETİNER | Department of Private Law |
| Dr. Altay İltan AKTÜRK, Assistant Professor | Department of International Law |
| Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammetnazar İLYASOV | Department of Private Law |
| Dr. Tuba KUTOĞLU, Assistant Professor | Department of Private Law |
| Dr. Kemal Haluk ERUYGUR, Assistant Professor | Department of Private Law |
| Instructor Ecem KOCAOĞLAN | Department of International Law |
| Instructor Özgecan YEL | Department of Public Law |
| Research Assistant Yağmur KAYA | Department of Private Law |
Student Handbook
Student Support Services
The Faculty of Law’s Student Support Services offers a comprehensive framework designed to support students’ academic success as well as their professional and personal development. Through academic advising services, students receive guidance on course planning, exam processes, and setting career goals.
Through practical legal studies and internship placements, students are supported in applying their theoretical knowledge to practice; the goal is to develop skills in legal analysis, interpretation, and professional awareness. Psychological counseling and guidance services help strengthen students’ mental well-being and support their adaptation to university life.
In addition, social, cultural, and scientific activities are encouraged to ensure students actively participate in faculty life, develop their communication skills, and foster a sense of belonging to the faculty.
- Student Affairs
- Sports Fields and Facilities:
Information regarding the outdoor activity and sports areas located within the Cyprus Aydın University campus is provided below.
• Outdoor Sports and Activity Area: 550 m²
• Volleyball/Basketball/Mini Soccer Court: 250 m²
• Fitness Center: 100 m²
Information regarding the outdoor activity and sports areas located within the Cyprus Aydın University Arapköy campus is as follows:
• Walking Paths: 600 m²
• Seating Area: 300 m² - Feedback and Solution Center Link
- Workplace Training / Internship
Regulations regarding clinical applications conducted by each department in the fourth and fifth years are determined by the Istanbul Aydın University Faculty of Dentistry Education Committee at the beginning of the academic year and implemented within the timeframes specified in the academic calendar. Students in their 4th and 5th years receive clinical education and training at the Istanbul Aydın University Faculty of Dentistry Oral and Dental Health Research and Application Hospital, which takes place in various clinics over different time periods. In this regard, detailed internship information for Istanbul Aydın University, the sister institution of Cyprus Aydın University, is provided in the links below. - Academic Counseling:
Every student who enrolls at our university is assigned an academic advisor to guide them throughout their academic career. You can view information about your academic advisor through the CAU360 system. Your academic advisor will assist you with the following:
● Provides basic information about the program you are enrolled in.
● Informs you about regulations and guidelines, and helps you understand your rights and responsibilities.
● Monitors your academic processes, including course registration and your graduation status.
● Monitors your academic progress and development, providing guidance when necessary.
● Verifies that your course selection and registration renewal processes comply with relevant regulations.
● Provides guidance on academic procedures such as credit transfer, exemptions, and course equivalencies.
● Monitors your repeated courses and checks your registration status.
● Approves your course selections via the CAU360 system before the semester begins, or notifies you of any discrepancies and assists you in making necessary adjustments.
● Informs you about scholarships, internship opportunities, and other opportunities offered by the university.
● Refers you to the Student Health Center for health-related issues and to the Psychological Counseling and Guidance Center for psychological support needs.
● Directs students seeking information about exchange programs (Erasmus, Farabi, etc.) to the relevant coordinators.
● It directs those seeking information on double majors, minors, and horizontal/vertical transfer options to the respective department chairs.
● It provides guidance on career planning and, if necessary, refers students to the Career Center.
Student Clubs
Double Major / Minor Programs
There are no double major or minor programs available at the Faculty of Law at Cyprus Aydın University.
Exchange Programs
Alumni Network
The Alumni and Members Association and the Career Center, which operate within our university, provide a vital framework that ensures our students maintain their connection with the university even after graduation. Thanks to the strong communication network maintained with alumni, opportunities for sharing experiences and receiving professional guidance continue, while our department faculty members also continue to provide guidance by maintaining academic and professional communication with our alumni. The counseling services provided by the Career Center—including career planning, internship and employment opportunities, and activities that support personal development—contribute to helping our students and alumni prepare for their professional lives in a more informed and well-equipped manner.
Cyprus Aydin University Alumni and Members Association
Career Services
Quality Policy
Since its establishment, Cyprus Aydın University has embraced quality as a fundamental element of all its academic and administrative processes. Operating in line with this philosophy, the Strategic Development and Quality Coordination Office aims to establish and sustainably promote a culture of quality throughout the university. The Coordination Office supports the development of education, teaching, and research activities in line with the university’s strategic plan and objectives; coordinates quality initiatives across academic units; and monitors quality improvement and continuous enhancement processes.
Our university, within the framework of the Quality Management System, prioritizes effectiveness, efficiency, and continuous development in the areas of education and teaching, scientific research, and social contribution; it aims to enhance its recognition and prestige at both national and international levels.
The Faculty of Law’s quality policy is shaped in accordance with the university’s overall quality philosophy; it is based on providing high-quality legal education, continuous improvement, and compliance with national and international standards. This policy is communicated through the university’s main website and the Quality Coordination Office and is implemented by the relevant units established within the Faculty.
In line with our University’s vision and mission, our Faculty, within the framework of the Quality Management System:
• Conducts activities that strengthen cooperation with public institutions, professional organizations, and other stakeholders, and contribute to society.
• Adopting a participatory, transparent, and effective management approach,
• Establishing an academic faculty capable of cultivating individuals with a strong foundation in legal knowledge, analytical thinking skills, commitment to ethical values, and a high sense of social responsibility.
• To provide an educational environment grounded in the rule of law, human rights, and professional ethics.
• To promote a quality approach that prioritizes student and stakeholder satisfaction and is based on continuous improvement.
• The Faculty of Law views quality awareness as an integral part of its institutional culture and prioritizes sustainable quality in all educational processes.
Cyprus Aydin University Quality Coordination Office
Quality Assurance Processes
Quality assurance processes encompass planning, implementation, monitoring, and improvement activities. Regular reviews are conducted for programs, learning outcomes, assessment methods, and student support services. An evidence-based decision-making approach is adopted through documented procedures and responsible committees.
Surveys and Feedback Mechanisms
Faculty Self-Evaluation Report
The faculty prepares self-evaluation documentation in accordance with institutional quality cycles. The reports reflect performance indicators, identified strengths, areas for improvement, and planned actions, supported by relevant evidence.
Accreditations
The Faculty of Law has been accredited by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) and the Higher Education Planning, Supervision, Accreditation and Coordination Council (YÖDAK), demonstrating the importance we place on quality and educational standards. These accreditations ensure that our educational content meets national and international standards, that our academic staff are competent, and that the quality of the learning environment we provide for our students is guaranteed. Our university aims to provide students with a reliable, high-quality and reputable academic experience by keeping its teaching and learning activities up to date in line with a philosophy of continuous development.
Research Areas and Groups
The Faculty of Law’s primary research areas encompass various disciplines of public and private law, including constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, commercial law, human rights law, and international law. The research groups established within the faculty promote scientific studies conducted with an interdisciplinary approach, focusing on current legal issues in these fields.
Research Projects
Our faculty is diligently working to plan, coordinate, and effectively carry out research projects with the aim of increasing scientific productivity and strengthening academic contributions.
Publications
- Kadın Haklarında Çoklu Ayrımcılık Üzerine Kesişimsel Bir Okuma, BALKIR, Zehra Gönül, SOBED/JOSSH 2025-1 , sayı no :1, e-ISSN: 30 62-2123, 1-12.
- Ecem Kocaoglan, Kıbrıs Meselesinin Çözümünde Avrupalılaştırmanın Uygulanabilirliği (2026) legal hukuk dergisi
- Ecem Kocaoglan, AB Hukuku ve Kıbrıs Meselesi: Katılım Sonrası Dönemde Yeni Teşviklere İhtiyaç Var mı? (2025) legal hukuk dergisi
- Ecem Kocaoglan, Avrupa Birliği’nin Kıbrıs Meselesindeki Rolü: Uygulanan Mekanizmalar ve Çıkarılan Dersler (2025) legal hukuk dergisi
- Mehmet. Direkli (2025): A realpolitik perspective on Russia’s intervention during the Syrian civil war. Liberty Academic Publishers, New York USA
- Mehmet Direkli (2025): A realist evaluation on intractability of the Cyprus problem- from nationalism to ethnic conflict and security dilemma. Bidge Publications, Ankara Türkiye
- Mehmet Direkli, S. Evcan, B, Hussein (2025): Kurdistan region of Iraq between structural marginalization and political agency: a discursive and political economy analysis of self-determination, media, and Intergovernmental relations. Review of International Political Economy. (Has an acceptance letter / Waiting for Publication)
- Tuba Kutoğlu, “Ana Baba Olmanın Hukuki Sorumluluğu”, Başkent Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi 2025, 11(1),113-175.
- Tuba Kutoğlu,“Üvey Ailede Hukuki İlişkiler”, Seçkin Yayıncılık
- Yağmur Kaya, “KKTC ve TC Hukuku’nda Taşıyıcı Annelikte Hukuki Sorunlar”, Yetkin Yayıncılık (2025)
Conferences, Symposia, and Faculty Journals
Work is ongoing to collect and report data on conferences, symposia, and scientific papers in which our faculty’s academic staff have participated.
Research and Publications Portal
Infrastructure and Physical Facilities
The 40-seat courtroom within the Faculty provides a vital physical facility enabling students to put their theoretical legal knowledge into practice. Designed to replicate the layout of a real courtroom, this space allows students to experience court proceedings first-hand. In this context, court exercises and trial simulations are conducted to enable students to learn the processes of presenting a defence, taking evidence and adjudication in a practical setting. Supported by modern infrastructure, the courtroom reinforces the practical training approach, thereby contributing to the enhancement of students’ professional skills.
News & Announcements
News and Announcements
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the language of instruction at the Faculty of Law?
The language of instruction is Turkish.
2. Is there a foundation year?
No, there is no compulsory foundation year at the Faculty of Law.
3. Is an academic advisory service provided?
Yes. Each student is assigned an academic advisor after enrolment and receives guidance throughout their studies.
4. How do I register for courses?
Course registrations are made via the Education Information System (EBS) and are finalised with the academic advisor’s approval.
5. Is attendance at lessons compulsory?
Yes. Attendance is mandatory in accordance with relevant legislation and faculty regulations.
6. What are the practical training opportunities?
Practical classes are supported by case studies, courtroom simulations and practical exercises.
7. Is the work placement compulsory?
Yes, it is compulsory. For our prospective students who have passed the HMGS exam, the legal internship is a compulsory process lasting a total of one year; the first six months are spent in the courts (prosecutor’s office, courts) and the final six months are spent working alongside an experienced solicitor, with the aim of combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience to develop professional skills.
8. What are the postgraduate study opportunities?
There are both thesis-based and non-thesis-based master’s programmes in Public Law.
9. Is access provided to the library and electronic resources?
Yes. In addition to printed resources in the field of law, access to electronic databases and e-books is available.
10. How are exams conducted?
Exams are held in person in accordance with the university’s academic calendar and relevant regulations.
11. Are scholarships available for students?
Scholarship opportunities are administered by the relevant departments of the university.
12. Is there any career support after graduation?
Yes. Career planning and professional guidance are provided through the Career Centre and the Alumni and Members Association.
13. Is there ongoing communication with graduates?
Yes. Communication with graduates is ongoing; departmental academic staff continue to provide academic and professional support to graduates.
14. How are announcements communicated to students?
Announcements are shared via EBS, institutional email addresses and student representatives through WhatsApp groups.
15. Are social and academic events organised at the faculty?
Yes. Seminars, conferences, workshops and student club events are organised.
Are there any additional courses for the 16th HMGS exam?
We offer supplementary elective courses for the HMGS exam.
17. Are there any certificate programmes?
Our Faculty of Law offers certificate programmes designed to support our students’ academic knowledge with practical application, encourage specialisation, and ensure they make a strong start to their career journeys.
18. Are there any social responsibility projects?
Yes. Through social responsibility projects carried out within the Faculty of Law and across the university, students are supported in raising their social awareness and experiencing the aspects of law that contribute to society. Students can participate in various social responsibility activities under the guidance of academic advisors and relevant departments.
Contact Information
Adress: Dr. Fazıl Küçük Caddesi No.80 Ozanköy/Girne Kuzey Kıbrıs
Dean E-mail: [email protected]
Vice Dean E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: +90 392 650 00 00
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