About the training program
The postgraduate program trains academic researchers and highly qualified teaching staff in the theory and history of state and law, as well as the history of political and legal doctrines. Postgraduate students study the patterns underlying the emergence, development, and functioning of state and legal institutions, the evolution of legal thought, and the methodology of legal science. The program complies with the Federal State Requirements and provides in-depth training in contemporary legal theories, comparative legal analysis methods, and applied aspects of lawmaking. It is designed to prepare students for independent research, the publication of academic articles, and the defense of a Candidate of Sciences dissertation.
