About the Programme
Key Learning Outcomes
- PO1Learns the basic knowledge of law. Plays an active role in solving possible problems by making legal interpretations and evaluations using this knowledge.
- PO2Has knowledge about the basic institutions, functioning, and order of the state. Learnes the structure of the public organization.
- PO3Learns international legal regulations related to the field of law. Thus, it helps the law practitioner in processes such as preparing, recognizing, and enforcing apostilled documents.
- PO4By using basic legal knowledge, he learns to perform the basic tasks that clerical staff performs to assist law practitioners in legal institutions, such as court proceedings, mediation, expert witness, or arbitration.
- PO5In addition to the basic knowledge used in the field of law, one acquires legal knowledge about special working areas such as child monitoring centers, consumer arbitration committees, penal execution institutions, forensic medicine institutions, and execution offices.
- PO6Communicates effectively in written, verbal, non-verbal, and visual ways; demonstrates presentation skills; works effectively in a team and independently; conducts research; and to be able to develop projects.
- PO7Uses information and information technologies required by the fields of law, public relations and communication.
- PO8Gains the ability to write ten-finger, error-free, fast, accurate, and shaped writing with an F keyboard.
- PO9Provides internal and external document flow and applies filing and archiving techniques in the institution.
- PO10Handles the intensity and stress faced by legal office services personnel, to have the ability to work under crisis, conflict, and pressure, as well as occupational safety, occupational health, environmental protection knowledge, and quality awareness.
- PO11Have the ability to communicate appropriately with law office services employees. Develop and apply appropriate communication strategies, methods, and techniques, taking into account the characteristics, needs, or differences of individuals regarding public relations and promotion strategies and policies.
- PO12Develops himself/herself in other areas that will benefit his/her professional development, such as foreign language, general accounting, psychology, informatics, and advanced technologies.