Program Description
The Master's Program with Thesis in Public Law aims to increase the knowledge and expertise of prospective students interested in public law. The courses offered within the program aim to provide candidates with a basic understanding of public law.
The program includes courses in fundamental areas such as Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Criminal Law, as well as courses in specialized fields such as Sports Law, Migration and Refugee Law, Climate Protection Law, Economic Public Law, Legal Anthropology, and Democracy Theory, with the goal of enabling students to gain expertise in specific areas. In addition, students are given the opportunity to take courses outside the program each semester, enabling them to engage in interdisciplinary work.
Program Structure
In order to graduate from the Master's Program in Public Law with Thesis, students must successfully complete Research Methods and Ethics and Seminar courses, as well as at least 6 elective courses and a thesis.
The duration of the thesis-based master's program is a minimum of four and a maximum of six semesters. The scientific preparation program is not included in the duration calculation. Semesters in which the student is not enrolled are included in the maximum duration.
Public Law Special Application Requires
A bachelor's degree from a four-year law school.
ALES Score Type
EA
ALES Score
55
Required documents for enrollment in thesis-based master's programs:
Notarized copy of bachelor's degree or graduation certificate obtained from e-Government
Original or notarized copy of bachelor's transcript (documents obtained from e-Government are accepted)
ALES exam result (including the Result Verification Code, covering the last 5 years as of the registration date, with a score of 55 or above in the relevant score type.)
Original and copy of the ID card
For male applicants: a recent Military Service Status Certificate (documents obtained from e-Government are accepted.)
1 passport-sized photo