Law (master)

The Department of Law of the University trains masters in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education in the field of study 40.04.01 “Jurisprudence”. After successfully passing the state final examination, students are issued a state Master's diploma. Students liable for military service are granted a deferment from the army. The educational program is implemented in full-time and part-time forms of study and is available on the basis of higher education at any level. Part-time form of study is implemented using distance technologies.

Studying in a Master's program can be viewed both as an increase in the existing level of law degree (for bachelor's degree graduates from the field of “Jurisprudence”), and as obtaining a second law degree in a short time (for graduates from other fields of study and specialties).

Organization of the educational process

• A learning format that allows you to effectively combine study and work: full-time students study on weekdays three to four times a week, part-time students study in the evening, for four weeks per semester, twice a year

• Half of the Master's curriculum is dedicated to research activities (stage-by-stage writing of the final qualifying paper in the form of a Master's thesis) and practical training. The second half is devoted to mastering the disciplines of the curriculum
  
• A variety of educational activities: business games, case studies, work on group projects - interactive methods that allow you to develop decision-making skills, teamwork, interpersonal communication, and leadership qualities
  
• A combination of practical training with research work that develops the ability to structure information and analytical skills
  

Practice

Practice in the Master's curriculum is one of the most important components, as it is aimed at developing not only practical skills in the field of jurisprudence, but also at developing research and teaching skills. During the training, masters have research, pedagogical and undergraduate practice. Students are provided with a wide range of practice bases within the framework of agreements with legal organizations and institutions.

The results of the study at the program

Graduates of the program will be ready to solve the following professional tasks:

• drafting of legal documents, preparation and legal expertise of normative legal acts

• consulting activities: the ability to provide qualified legal assistance to principals (individuals and legal entities), drafting procedural documents
  
• representation of interests in arbitration, civil, criminal and administrative proceedings, representation of interests in an arbitration court
  
• protection of public order, protection of private, state, municipal and other forms of property, prevention, suppression, detection, disclosure and investigation of offenses
  
• conducting scientific research, teaching legal disciplines, implementing legal education
  

Benefits of studying at the Department of Law of our University

• Obtaining qualifications demanded by the modern labor market

• Practice-oriented studying
  
• Topical disciplines that reflect current trends in the legal services market and meet the needs of employers in this area
  
• Opportunity to create an individual educational trajectory
  
• Wide range of internship locations
  
• Highly qualified teaching staff
  
• Access to scientific conferences and round tables
  
• Individual approach to each student