Location: Istanbul / Level: Master / Duration: 2 Years / Language of Instruction: Turkish / Mode of Study: Full Time, On-Site / Tuition Fee: USD 3870 / Discounted Fee: USD 3870
To contribute to the advancement of generations considering the punishment of personal responsibility consciousness, special circumstances of crimes committed with ignorance and misconduct, humanitarian aspects of punishment, crime prevention, provision of crime, improvement of criminal activities, it is located.
There is a need for much more detailed, far more comprehensive and deeper work on new crime types, especially with the rapid development of digital communication technologies. The courses and the thesis to be given within the Criminal Justice Master’s Program aims to further the transfer of academic studies in relation to crime and advanced technology while supporting the professional orientations of crime-fighting professionals with scientific studies. Criminalization The employment of highly academic professionals in the justice system will allow crime prevention, enlightenment, investigation and prosecution to be made much more functional in terms of community benefit.
The Criminal Justice Master’s Program focuses on the prevention and prevention of crime and sees the crime as a social problem and aims to develop capacities for the development of the conditions and functions of the criminal justice system in force for its students. It focuses on developing analytical thinking skills, ethical approach and problem solving skills. The most important issue of our time and the most difficult problem to deal with is the crime aims to encourage them to produce new solutions to prevent their being processed. The Criminal Justice Graduate Program is designed to contribute to this need.
In the Criminal Justice Master Program, developments in the field of forensic sciences, terrorism and terrorism, cybercrime, crime maps, crime scene investigation, evidence gathering, alcohol, and other activities in the field of criminology, as well as the main applications and theories in criminology, law enforcement activities, execution methods and targets and social effects of drugs, information security, crime prevention and analysis, interview techniques. It is also possible that our faculty members in the Center for Addiction and Forensic Science and the Center for Violence and Crime Prevention are involved in scientific research and projects that are being conducted in these areas.
