BAU Law Graduates Are Ready for the Future
OPPORTUNITY TO SPECIALIZE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
Through collaborations with universities that have earned prestige in the field of law in America and Europe, BAU gives its students the opportunity to take part in international exchange programs and specialize in international law.
STRASBOURG PROGRAM
Within the scope of the program, BAU Law students attend lectures given by Judge Spano, President of the European Court of Human Rights. Students visit the Council of Europe, the European Parliament, and European international institutions and courts.
LAW COURSE FROM HARVARD
BAU Faculty of Law students can attend a three-hour online introductory law course under Harvard University's 'Law Zero' program and gain their first experience in the field of law. You can watch the 'Law Zero' program offered by Harvard Universityvia this link .
LEGAL EDUCATION ONE STEP AHEAD
BAU established the Institute for Global Understanding of the Rule of Law (IGUL) in 2003 to develop a global understanding based on rule of law principles and to organize training programs. Through IGUL programs such as Artificial Intelligence Law, Law Zero, e-Court, certificate programs, the High Achievement Class and the Strasbourg Program, students take the legal profession one step further.
E-COURT
The BAU Cyber Security Center and the BAU Faculty of Law launched the 'e-Court' model this year. Students receive online training on criminal and civil cases, preparing them for the legal practice of the future.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAW
In an artificial intelligence laboratory equipped with smart systems, BAU students come together with scientists working on artificial intelligence in our country, with the participation of foreign lawyers.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
The BAU Faculty of Law offers certificate programs such as the Intellectual Property Certificate Program, the Maritime Trade Law Certificate Program, and the Technology and Law Certificate Program.
HIGH ACHIEVEMENT CLASS
The IGUL High Achievement Class offers training on knowledge that is not taught in law faculties but that all lawyers should know.
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