Criminal Law is a focused research group in the Master of Law program that focuses on in-depth study and research on laws governing criminal acts, the criminal justice system, and related legal aspects. The main focus of this research group is to understand and apply legal aspects related to criminal offenses and law enforcement. During the master's program, students will explore various aspects of criminal law, including criminal law theory, types of criminal offenses, criminal justice processes, criminal sanctions, and law enforcement systems. They will also study the latest developments in criminal law, including global issues such as transnational crime, corporate crime, and cyber crime. The aim of the Criminal Law research group is to train specialists who have an in-depth understanding of the criminal law system. Students are trained to analyze criminal law cases, provide legal advice, and contribute to fair and effective law enforcement efforts. They are also expected to be able to identify and address challenges in criminal law enforcement, as well as play an active role in legal advocacy for social justice.

Constitutional Law is a focused research group in the Master of Law program that focuses on in-depth study and research on the structure, function, and fundamental principles of the state and the relationship between the government and citizens. The main focus of this research group is to understand and apply the legal aspects that govern a country's constitutional system. During the master's program, students will explore fundamental concepts of the state, power, human rights, the system of government, state institutions, and the relationship between central and local governments. They will also study the regulations and legal decisions that govern the state structure, political system, and the rights and obligations of citizens. The aim of the Constitutional Law research group is to train specialists who have an in-depth understanding of the constitutional system. Students are trained to analyze constitutional law regulations, provide legal advice on state structures, and contribute to legal advocacy to safeguard the principles of democracy and justice.

Corporate Law is an important discipline within the Master of Laws program, focusing on the in-depth study of the laws governing business and commerce. It blends legal principles with the business context, ensuring a solid understanding of the legal framework that governs the business world. During the master's program, students will study various aspects of business-related law, such as corporate law, contract law, property law, capital market law, and competition law. They will also understand laws relating to entrepreneurship, innovation, intellectual property, and business ethics. The aim of the Business Law research group is to train specialists who are able to understand and apply legal aspects in complex business contexts. Students will be trained to analyze complex legal situations in the business world, provide legal advice to companies, and contribute to the development of organizational policies that comply with applicable laws.

Administrative Law is a focused research group within the Master of Laws program, focusing on in-depth research into the laws governing the organization and functioning of government. It combines legal principles with public administration practice, ensuring a deep understanding of the legal regulations that surround governance. During the master's program, students will study various aspects of law related to public administration, including constitutional law, administrative law, state civil law, and statutory law. They will also understand its relation to public policy, government ethics, and social issues related to governance. The main objective of the State Administrative Law research group is to train experts who are able to understand, apply, and critically examine the laws governing government. Students will be trained to analyze public policy, design effective regulations, and assess the impact of law on society.

Islamic law or sharia is a focused research group in the Master of Law program, which focuses on in-depth understanding and application of law based on Islamic teachings. It discusses legal aspects related to the Islamic religion, Islamic family law, Islamic economic law, as well as all aspects of life that are harmonized with Islamic principles. During the program, students will explore the principles of Islamic law, including family law, business and economic law, criminal law, and civil law. They will study legal interpretations based on the Qur'an and Hadith, as well as the historical and social context within which Islamic law operates. In addition, they will understand how Islamic law compares with other legal systems. The main objective of the Islamic Law research group is to train jurists who deeply understand and are able to apply Islamic law in various contexts of life. Students are trained to become legal advisors, researchers, or legal thinkers who can make significant contributions to society and the state with an Islamic law approach.

Economic Law Specialized Class is one of the most important research groups in the Master of Law program, which focuses on the in-depth study of the interaction of law with economic aspects. It discusses legal aspects related to economic activities, business regulation, corporate law, and legal issues related to markets and trade. During the program, students will understand the economic concepts and legal principles that govern business behavior and economic activities. They will study legal aspects related to business agreements, corporations, investments, competition, and consumer protection. Students will also understand the legal regulations that oversee capital markets, banking, and finance. The main objective of the Economic Law research group is to train legal experts who are able to understand and apply the law in an economic context. Students will be trained to become competent legal advisors in business, industry, and the financial sector. They will understand how to address legal challenges relating to the global economy and fast-changing business dynamics.