Master of Public Law

Individuals who have a master's degree in public law can work in government departments, ministries, governorships, municipalities and other public institutions. They can undertake duties such as legal consultancy, preparation of regulations and management of legal processes in these areas. They can practice the profession of attorney in law firms. In this context, public law attorneys can work in private law firms or in their own independent law offices. They can specialize in areas such as administrative cases, tax law and criminal law. They can also undertake litigation or defense duties on behalf of public institutions. Individuals who have a master's degree in public law can work in non-governmental organizations such as human rights associations, environmental protection organizations and women's rights advocates. They can provide legal consultancy, policy analysis and advocacy in these areas. Finally, those who complete a master's degree in public law can pursue an academic career in universities. This is an important option for those who want to conduct research, teach and guide students.