The legacy of Roman law is understanding law as the " the art of goodness and equity.” Accordingly, a lawyer not only examines past and interprets the present but ultimately shapes the future through the decisions and rules they make. Being a lawyer is a vocation with unique vision and a structured way of thinking. Thus, the primary goal of the MCC School of Law is to transmit the knowledge, ethos, culture, and practice necessary to excel in this profession.
Our diverse range of courses provides knowledge and a way of thinking which cannot be obtained in a traditional university, giving our students a competitive edge on a national and international level. In doing this, we ensure our students are capable of interpreting and deciphering complex conundrums and finding innovative solutions. Furthermore, we put great emphasis on comparative analyses so our students can understand timely questions and dilemmas. Pursuant to this, we also involve renowned domestic and foreign professors and professionals in our educational and research activities, organize study trips, and attend domestic and international conferences.
A unique feature of the legal profession is that theory and practice always go hand in hand. Beyond personalized education and research, the School of Law also offers numerous study fellowships, internship opportunities, and institutional visits to prestigious domestic, European, and international organizations and judicial forums.
Apart from expanding our students’ knowledge, broadening their worldviews, and enriching their academic experiences, another important part of the school’s mission is providing a valuable professional and personal network for our students. This goal is supported by unique conferences, study trips, competitions, and many other professional and community programs. We are dedicated to creating a community that takes responsibility for and promotes the well-being of our country. We want to create such an environment that accompanies our students throughout their careers and helps them in a holistic manner.
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