"The mission is to prepare specialized legal professionals who meet social needs and possess the comprehensive competencies required to perform professional activities independently or as part of a team. These include resolving legal cases, conducting legal analysis, drafting legal documents, and providing legal assistance. Our graduates are characterized by their commitment to human rights and justice, excellent communication skills, and complete professional, physical, and psychological development. They are dedicated to the rule of law and possess the capacity for continuous professional growth and lifelong learning."
The Department of Private Law revised its 22 course programs, which were approved on June 11, 2025, following a review by the Program Sub-committee. Currently, 50% of the department's faculty members hold academic degrees and titles and are specialized professional lawyers.
In addition to organizing training for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral programs in Law, the Department of Private Law also conducts Bachelor-level courses for other constituent schools of the University.