International Law and Comparative Jurisprudence

What is taught in this field

The program covers legal relations between states, international organizations and private persons. Core subjects include public international law, private international law, law of treaties, international protection of human rights, international trade law and procedures for resolving international disputes.

Comparative jurisprudence teaches students to compare the legal systems of different countries: their constitutional structures, civil and criminal legislation, court systems and legal traditions, identifying similarities and differences.

Students develop skills in analyzing legal documents, reading and translating international treaties, conducting research, and clearly presenting their positions in speech and writing. Knowledge of a foreign language is particularly important in this field.

Who graduates become

Graduates become specialists in international law and may work as international law specialists, legal advisers, diplomats, treaty specialists, lawyers in international arbitration or court proceedings, researchers or lecturers.

Where to work

In Uzbekistan, graduates can work in the foreign affairs system, justice and judicial bodies, international organizations and foreign diplomatic missions. Tashkent hosts international organizations and foreign missions, so specialists in this field are in demand.

Employment is also possible in companies attracting foreign investment, commercial organizations working with foreign partners, private law firms, banks, and legal departments of non-governmental organizations.

Who it suits

This program suits open-minded applicants who enjoy study and analysis and are ready to learn languages. If you are interested in world politics, global events and human rights, and you like independent thinking, this choice may be close to you.

Communication skills, logical thinking and the ability to work with documents are important. Parents may note that this field gives children a broad outlook and the chance to work at an international level.