This MSc awards a Master’s Degree in “Law and Information and Communication Technologies”, as defined in Government Gazettes: 2077/30.05.2020/Volume B and 3508/25.02.2023/Volume B.
The interdisciplinary program spans three academic semesters, structured as follows:
- First Two Semesters:
- Students attend four to five courses per semester, complemented by a series of guest lectures.
- Third Semester:
- Students focus on completing their Master’s Thesis.
Additionally, students have the option to undertake their Master’s Thesis within the framework of the LLP Erasmus program in European Union countries. This can be achieved:
- [a] In collaboration with universities or research institutions.
- [b] Through internships in private or public sector organizations.