ADMISSIONS TO THE MASTER'S PROGRAM AT THE ACADEMY CONTINUE

Admissions to the master's program at the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic of Uzbekistan continue for the specializations "Prosecutorial Activity" in full-time, part-time, and evening forms of study, as well as "Anti-Corruption" and "International Human Rights Law."

Eligible to participate in the selection for the master's program are:

- Citizens with a basic higher (bachelor's) legal education;

- Prosecution employees with higher education in other specialties and at least 5 years of direct work experience in the prosecutor's office.

The duration of the study is one year for the full-time form and one and a half to two years for the part-time form. The position and average monthly salary of prosecution employees admitted to the master's program are retained during the period of study.

Documents are accepted until July 31 of this year through the electronic platform "mydtm.uz" (www.my.uzbmb.uz) of the Agency for Assessment of Knowledge and Skills under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovations.

Selection is based on the average grade of the candidate's bachelor's degree diploma and the score of a national or international foreign language certificate; no additional exam is conducted. For internal candidates who do not have a foreign language certificate, the Agency conducts testing in August.

For more detailed information:

The Regulation on the procedure for admission and organization of training in the master's program of the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic of Uzbekistan can be found at the following link: http://lex.uz/uz/docs/6425532

News related to the entrance exams for the master's program at the Academy is available on the official website of the Academy (www.proacademy.uz) and on the official social media pages:

- www.facebook.com/ProsecutorAcademy

- www.instagram.com/proacademyuz/

- www.twitter.com/ProAcademyUz

- www.youtube.com/@user-bh7zw2wp9o

- https://t.me/TheLawEnforcementAcademy

Information about admission to the Academy's master's program can also be obtained by calling 71-202-04-96 (ext.: 1716 and 1795).