Within the scope of the Court Office Services Program, there is a compulsory professional practice component aimed at enabling students to develop their professional knowledge and skills in a real working environment.
As part of the Professional Practice course offered in our program, our students complete 70 working days of compulsory professional practice in the 4th semester, that is, in the spring term of the second year. This practice aims to help students become closely familiar with the field of justice services before graduation, gain professional experience, and improve their theoretical knowledge through practical application.
During the professional practice process, students have the opportunity to observe on site, participate in practices, and improve their professional competencies in areas such as clerical work, filing, document management, office services, UYAP applications, and office procedures at courthouses, enforcement offices, notary offices, law offices, public institutions and organizations, or other qualified institutions and enterprises.
Professional practice activities are carried out in accordance with the relevant legislation and under the supervision of the Vocational School Professional Practice Commission.
The application process for professional practice, evaluation principles, required documents, and reporting/writing rules are determined within the scope of the relevant directive.
Last updated: 26 October 2026