The PhD in Public Law at Ozyegin University is designed for aspiring legal scholars and researchers seeking to contribute to the advancement of legal scholarship, particularly within the context of a globalizing world. You will engage deeply with contemporary legal challenges, developing sophisticated analytical skills in areas such as administration law, constitution law, public international law, and human rights law. This program fosters a critical understanding of both traditional public law disciplines and emerging fields like energy law, medical law, and IT law, preparing you to address complex legal issues with academic rigor and practical insight.
This full-time, on-campus PhD program spans four years, guiding you through essential research methodologies and ethical considerations before you embark on your thesis. You will work closely with distinguished jurists and academic staff, benefiting from their expertise in theory and practice. The curriculum includes dedicated courses in research methods, publication ethics, and thesis proposal development, culminating in extensive thesis study and defense. You will graduate equipped to generate innovative solutions to national and international legal disputes, contributing significantly to academia and the legal profession.