Applicants satisfying the application requirements can apply to the relevant Graduate Program within the application dates posted in the academic calendar. 

Applications can be done if the departments announce a quota for the foreign students. 

For more information please click here.

Applicants satisfying the application requirements can apply to the relevant Graduate Program within the application dates posted in the academic calendar. 

Applications can be done if the departments announce a quota for the foreign students. 

For more information please click here.

The Graduate School (or Institute) of Social Sciences of the Ankara University offers postgraduate education in the field of law. 

Teaching language is Turkish. 

Usually no tuition fees apply.

Post graduate (LLM/PhD) law courses have been handled by the relevant department (Public or Private Law) of the Graduate School and lectures have been delivered by the academic staff of the Faculty of Law in Turkish. Guest lecturers are seldom received.

Admission of students for post-graduate legal studies is done by the Graduate School of Social Sciences after having succeeded the centralized examination called Postgraduate Study Entrance Exam (the ALES) performed by the same central body, if it is necessary.

Candidates may apply the Graduate School of Social Sciences for a post graduate legal study (LLM or PhD) either in Public Law or Private Law. The sections of Public Law and Private Law are legally considered also “the departments” of the Graduate School. So, the oral exam and other evaluations for attendance are performed by the Private and Public Law sections of the Faculty of Law. In the process of evaluation, a certain percentage of the marks obtained in the ALES, the faculty graduation average, the foreign language mark and the oral exam are considered to find out the overall mark of the candidate who wishes to attend the postgraduate study in the Ankara University.

LLM is a 2 years program consisting of periods of 1 year course and thesis. Both periods may be extended.

The Graduate School (or Institute) of Social Sciences of the Ankara University offers postgraduate education in the field of law. 

Teaching language is Turkish. 

Usually no tuition fees apply.

Post graduate (LLM/PhD) law courses have been handled by the relevant department (Public or Private Law) of the Graduate School and lectures have been delivered by the academic staff of the Faculty of Law in Turkish. Guest lecturers are seldom received.

Admission of students for post-graduate legal studies is done by the Graduate School of Social Sciences after having succeeded the centralized examination called Postgraduate Study Entrance Exam (the ALES) performed by the same central body, if it is necessary.

Candidates may apply the Graduate School of Social Sciences for a post graduate legal study (LLM or PhD) either in Public Law or Private Law. The sections of Public Law and Private Law are legally considered also “the departments” of the Graduate School. So, the oral exam and other evaluations for attendance are performed by the Private and Public Law sections of the Faculty of Law. In the process of evaluation, a certain percentage of the marks obtained in the ALES, the faculty graduation average, the foreign language mark and the oral exam are considered to find out the overall mark of the candidate who wishes to attend the postgraduate study in the Ankara University.

LLM is a 2 years program consisting of periods of 1 year course and thesis. Both periods may be extended.

The buildings of the Faculty are located on the Cebeci Campus of the Ankara University, which occupies an area of 34.500 square meters in the Cebeci District of the metropolitan Ankara. The Campus also contains the buildings of some other units of the University. Those are the Faculty of Political Sciences, the Faculty of Communication, the Faculty of Educational Sciences, the Vocational School of Justice, the Research Center on European Communities, the Research Center on Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights, the Center of Domestic Justice and the Research Institute of Banking and Commercial Law which is a foundation jointly established by Türkiye İş Bank and the FLAU. 

In the campus there is a student hostel, the Sports Center of the University, the University restaurant as well as student cafés and canteens. The FLAU can easily be accessed by busses from every district of Ankara, or by underground, which connects some of the densely populated areas of the city. 

Although a large number of the students live together with their families in Ankara, those who come from other parts of Turkey either hire a shared flat or reside in private or state-owned student halls of residence.

Ankara University also owns and runs the Ankara University National Lottery Student Hall on the Cebeci Campus. The hall contains 300 student rooms, and 50 guest rooms.

In the Campus various social and cultural activities frequently take place, such as conferences, plays, concerts and entertainments organized or performed by students.

The Faculty can provide limited scholarships and financial aid for the undergraduate students. The Faculty of Law of the Ankara University Foundation also supplies financial support to the successful students in need.

Registered students are offered an opportunity of learning English, before they attend their first year; they can do one-year preparatory class.

The main textbooks and some other law books, which are on sale at a reduced price for students, can be obtained from the private bookstore in the Main Building, as well as from the bookstore of the Research Institute of Banking and Commercial Law. Students can avail themselves of the services of the computer laboratory, located in the Main Building. The students of the Faculty of Law of the Ankara University also have the opportunity and the right of using the University Sports Center on the Campus, which contains an indoor sports hall, a physical training unit, and out- door basketball and volleyball fields.

Students also form various clubs, especially on law, fine arts, sports, music, politics and literature. In particular, music clubs are active in performing concerts through the academic year. Student clubs choose annually the celebrated person of the year in different areas of entertainment and politics in Turkey. Students also participate in several teams to represent Faculty of Law of the Ankara University in both national and international moot court competitions.

The buildings of the Faculty are located on the Cebeci Campus of the Ankara University, which occupies an area of 34.500 square meters in the Cebeci District of the metropolitan Ankara. The Campus also contains the buildings of some other units of the University. Those are the Faculty of Political Sciences, the Faculty of Communication, the Faculty of Educational Sciences, the Vocational School of Justice, the Research Center on European Communities, the Research Center on Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights, the Center of Domestic Justice and the Research Institute of Banking and Commercial Law which is a foundation jointly established by Türkiye İş Bank and the FLAU. 

In the campus there is a student hostel, the Sports Center of the University, the University restaurant as well as student cafés and canteens. The FLAU can easily be accessed by busses from every district of Ankara, or by underground, which connects some of the densely populated areas of the city. 

Although a large number of the students live together with their families in Ankara, those who come from other parts of Turkey either hire a shared flat or reside in private or state-owned student halls of residence.

Ankara University also owns and runs the Ankara University National Lottery Student Hall on the Cebeci Campus. The hall contains 300 student rooms, and 50 guest rooms.

In the Campus various social and cultural activities frequently take place, such as conferences, plays, concerts and entertainments organized or performed by students.

The Faculty can provide limited scholarships and financial aid for the undergraduate students. The Faculty of Law of the Ankara University Foundation also supplies financial support to the successful students in need.

Registered students are offered an opportunity of learning English, before they attend their first year; they can do one-year preparatory class.

The main textbooks and some other law books, which are on sale at a reduced price for students, can be obtained from the private bookstore in the Main Building, as well as from the bookstore of the Research Institute of Banking and Commercial Law. Students can avail themselves of the services of the computer laboratory, located in the Main Building. The students of the Faculty of Law of the Ankara University also have the opportunity and the right of using the University Sports Center on the Campus, which contains an indoor sports hall, a physical training unit, and out- door basketball and volleyball fields.

Students also form various clubs, especially on law, fine arts, sports, music, politics and literature. In particular, music clubs are active in performing concerts through the academic year. Student clubs choose annually the celebrated person of the year in different areas of entertainment and politics in Turkey. Students also participate in several teams to represent Faculty of Law of the Ankara University in both national and international moot court competitions.