In the Information Technologies and Law Thesis Master's program of the Department of Private Law started education in the 2016-2017 academic year and continues its education in line with the aim of educating distinguished lawyers who have the necessary theoretical knowledge in Information Technologies and Law, the ability to conduct in-depth research in the field and the ability to produce original scientific works. Our instructors who teach within the scope of the program consist of faculty members who are specialized in their fields and actively provide consultancy for our students to specialize in information law throughout the program. Within the framework of the program, courses are given in areas such as Scientific Research Methods, E-Commerce Law, Electronic and Distance Contracts, IT Law in the Context of Fundamental Rights, Cyber Crimes, Social Media Law, Violation of Intellectual and Industrial Rights on the Internet, Taxation of the Digital Economy, Insurance of Cyber Risks, Artifical Intelligence, Seminar, Online Dispute Resolution, Protection of Copyright in Digital Media, Digital Constitutionalism. The language of education is Turkish. During the course process, students prepare various seminars and presentations in line with the guidance of the faculty members and an interactive education system is applied. The students enrolled in the program are graduates of the Faculty of Law and generally consist of people who practice their profession in different fields such as academicians, judges, prosecutors and lawyers.