Code	Specialization	Mode of study	Duration	Number of credits	Language of Instruction
70420119	Prosecutorial  Activity	Full-time Evening	1 year	60	uzbek
		Distance learning	1.5 years

 

Prosecutorial Activity is a master’s degree program aimed at training highly qualified specialists in the field of prosecutorial supervision over the precise and uniform enforcement of laws, protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, as well as the legally protected interests of society and the state, and participation of prosecutors in court proceedings.

The content of the educational program is aimed at the comprehensive development of students’ professional, analytical, and research competencies

Graduates of the program are qualified to pursue careers in prosecutorial bodies, the judiciary, and law enforcement agencies, as well as to engage in scientific research and expert-analytical activities in the field of ensuring legality.

The program develops the following knowledge and competencies:

organization and implementation of prosecutorial supervision over the enforcement of laws;

participation of prosecutors in judicial proceedings;

analysis, interpretation, and application of criminal, administrative, and other legislation;

identification of causes and conditions contributing to offenses and development of measures to eliminate them;

preparation of procedural and other legal documents;

conducting scientific research in the field of prosecutorial activity and law enforcement practice;

development of proposals for improving legislation and legal practice.

 

During their studies, students actively participate in research activities, prepare academic publications, and complete internships in prosecutorial bodies and other public institutions.

 

Course modules for the specialization Prosecutorial Activity

 

№	Compulsory Course Block
1	Psychology of Prosecutorial Activity
2	Issues of Prosecutorial Supervision over Law Enforcement
3	Current Issues in Criminal Law
4	Ensuring the Prosecutor’s Powers in Judicial Proceedings
5	Cyber Law
6	Research Methodology
7	Prosecutorial Supervision over Inquiry and Investigation Activities
Elective Course Block
1	Prosecutorial Supervision over the Execution of Criminal Penalties
2	Methods of Teaching Specialized Legal Disciplines
3	Organizational and Legal Foundations of Prosecutorial Bodies
4	Crime Prevention
5	Current Issues in Civil Law and Procedure
6	Methods of Crime Investigation
7	Intellectual Property Law
8	Prosecutorial Supervision over the Execution of Judicial Acts and Acts of Other Authorities
9	Issues in the Application of Criminal Law Norms in Courts
Research Activity Block
1	Qualification Internship
2	Research Work and Preparation of the Master’s Thesis
3	Legal Clinic

 

 

Code	Specialization	Mode of study	Duration	Number of credits	Language of Instruction
70420301	Investigative Activity	Full-time	1 year	60	Uzbek

 

The Master’s program in Investigative Activity is aimed at training highly qualified specialists in criminal investigation, crime detection, and ensuring the inevitability of punishment based on the rule of law.

The program focuses on the comprehensive development of professional, analytical, and research competencies.

Graduates are prepared to work in investigative bodies, law enforcement agencies, the judicial system, and in research and analytical fields.

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

organization and conduct of pre-trial investigations;

collection, analysis, and evaluation of evidence;

application of criminal procedure law;

conduct of investigative actions;

use of forensic methods and technologies;

interaction with state authorities;

application of digital technologies;

adherence to professional ethics and human rights.

Research and Practical Training

Students participate in research activities, prepare academic publications, and complete internships in state institutions.

 

Course modules for the specialization Investigative Activity

 

№	Compulsory Course Block
1	Psychology of Investigative Activity
2	Current Issues of Criminal Law
3	Issues in Criminalistics and Forensic Examination
4	Methods of Crime Investigation
5	Current Issues of Criminal Procedure
6	Cyber Law
7	Research Methodology
Elective Course Block
1	Crime Prevention
2	Teaching Methods of Specialized Legal   Subjects
3	Fundamentals of Economic Security
4	Countering Terrorist Financing
5	Anti-Corruption: General Theoretical Issues and Current Challenges
6	Legal English
7	Organization of Operational-Search Activity
Research Activity Block
1	Qualification Internship
2	Research Work and Preparation of the Master’s Thesis
3	Legal Clinic

 

 

Code	Specialization	Mode of study	Duration	Number of credits	Language of Instruction
70420301	Legal Support of Cybersecurity	Full-time	1 year	60	Uzbek

 

The Master’s program in Legal Support of Cybersecurity is a modern interdisciplinary program designed to train highly qualified specialists in the legal regulation of the digital environment, information security, and countering cyber threats.

The program is aimed at developing professional, analytical, and research competencies essential for effective legal practice in the context of the ongoing digital transformation of society.

Graduates of the program are in high demand in public authorities, IT companies, information security services, law enforcement agencies, and international organizations.

 

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

During the course of study, students develop the following competencies:

legal regulation of information and cybersecurity;

protection of personal data and digital rights;

investigation of cybercrimes and digital forensics;

legal support of emerging technologies (AI, blockchain, fintech);

international cooperation in the field of cybersecurity;

drafting of regulatory and legal frameworks in IT and security;

cyber risk management and compliance;

application of digital tools and data analytics.

Practice-Oriented Learning

Throughout the program, students combine academic studies with practical experience and undertake internships in leading public and specialized institutions, including:

the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

the Ministry of Internal Affairs;

the State Unitary Enterprise “Cybersecurity Center”.

Current Trends of the Program

The program reflects global trends in the development of digital law and cybersecurity, including:

digitalization of public administration and law enforcement;

application of artificial intelligence in law and security;

regulation of big data and cross-border data flows;

combating cybercrime and hybrid threats;

development of international cybersecurity standards;

integration of law, technology, and risk management.

 

Course modules for the specialization Legal Support of Cybersecurity

 

№	Compulsory Course Block
1	Cyber Law
2	Cybercrime Law
3	Legal Regulation of Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
4	Digital Forensics
5	Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
6	Research Methodology
7	Investigation of Cybercrimes
Elective Course Block
1	Operational-Search Activity
2	Teaching Methods of Specialized Legal Subjects
3	Countering Terrorist Financing
4	Anti-Corruption: General Theoretical Issues and Current Challenges
5	Legal English
6	Systems Analysis and Decision-Making in the Legal Field
Research Activity Block
1	Qualification Internship
2	Research Work and Preparation of the Master’s Thesis
3	Legal Clinic

 

 

 

 

Code	Specialization	Mode of study	Duration	Number of credits	Language of Instruction
70420120	Anti-Corruption	Full-time	1 year	60	Uzbek

 

The Master’s program in Anti-Corruption is a modern interdisciplinary program aimed at training highly qualified specialists in the prevention, detection, and suppression of corruption offenses, as well as in ensuring transparency and accountability in public administration.

The program is designed to develop professional, analytical, and research competencies necessary for the effective implementation of anti-corruption policies in the context of globalization and digital transformation.

Graduates of the program are in demand in public authorities, anti-corruption agencies, law enforcement bodies, as well as in international and non-governmental organizations.

 

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

During the course of study, students develop the following competencies:

analysis of the causes and conditions of corruption;

development and implementation of anti-corruption policies;

identification and assessment of corruption risks;

conducting anti-corruption expertise of normative legal acts;

application of national and international anti-corruption legislation;

development of transparency, accountability,and good governance mechanisms;

use of digital monitoring and data analytics tools;

promotion of ethical standards in public service.

Practice-Oriented Learning

Throughout the program, students combine academic studies with practical experience and complete internships in public authorities and specialized institutions.

Current Trends

The program reflects key global trends, including:

digitalization of public administration and anti-corruption control;

use of big data and analytics in detecting corruption;

development of international anti-corruption standards and compliance systems;

increasing transparency of public institutions;

implementation of good governance principles;

use of technology to prevent corruption risks.

 

Course modules for the specialization Anti-Corruption

 

№	Compulsory Course Block
1	Implementation of Integrity (Compliance Control) Systems in Public Authorities and Other Organizations
2	Current Issues of Criminal Law
3	General Theoretical Issues and Current Challenges in Anti-Corruption
4	Prosecutorial Supervision over Inquiry and Investigation Activities
5	Cyber Law
6	Research Methodology
7	Current Issues in Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
Elective Course Block
1	Organization of Operational-Search Activity
2	Teaching Methods of Specialized Legal Subjects
3	Current Issues in the Investigation of Corruption and Economic Crimes
4	International System of Human Rights Protection
5	Organizational and Legal Foundations of Prosecutor’s Office Activities
6	Methods of Crime Investigation
7	Psychology of Anti-Corruption
Research Activity Block
1	Qualification Internship
2	Research Work and Preparation of the Master’s Thesis
3	Legal Clinic

 

 

 

 

Code	Specialization	Mode of study	Duration	Number of credits	Language of Instruction
70420103	International Law on Human Rights	Full-time	1 year	60	Uzbek

 

The Master’s program in International Law on Human Rights is a modern interdisciplinary program aimed at training highly qualified specialists in the international protection of human rights and freedoms within the global legal system.

The program is designed to develop professional, analytical, and research competencies necessary for effective human rights advocacy at both national and international levels.

Graduates of the program are in demand in international organizations, public authorities, human rights institutions, as well as in non-governmental organizations.

 

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

During the course of study, students develop the following competencies:

knowledge of international human rights standards;

application of international human rights protection mechanisms;

analysis of the activities of international organizations and judicial bodies;

interpretation of international treaties and conventions;

preparation of legal opinions and expert assessments;

protection of human rights in national and international practice;

development of legal monitoring and advocacy skills;

application of digital tools in human rights activities.

Practice-Oriented Learning

Throughout the program, students combine academic studies with practical experience and undertake internships in leading public and specialized institutions, including:

the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

the Anti-Corruption Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Current Trends

The program reflects key global trends, including:

digitalization of human rights activities;

development of international human rights monitoring mechanisms;

protection of digital rights and rights in cyberspace;

strengthening the role of international courts and organizations;

development of universal jurisdiction mechanisms;

integration of international law, technology, and sustainable development.

 

Course modules for the specialization International Law on Human Rights

 

№	Compulsory Course Block
1	Right to a Fair Trial
2	Human Rights Protection: Institutions and Mechanisms
3	Right to Personal Liberty and Security in the Modern Legal System
4	National System and Practical Mechanisms for Human Rights Protection
5	Cyber Law
6	Research Methodology
7	Current Issues in Ensuring the Rights of the Child
Elective Course Block
1	Psychology of the Human Rights Protection System
2	Teaching Methods of Specialized Legal Subjects
3	Rights of Minors in Criminal Proceedings
4	Protection of Victims’ Rights
5	Crime Prevention
6	Prosecutorial Supervision over the Execution of Criminal Penalties
7	Psychology of the Human Rights Protection System
Research Activity Block
1	Qualification Internship
2	Research Work and Preparation of the Master’s Thesis
3	Legal Clinic