1. Educational Services
Developing the nation’s strong educational capacity and achieving the highest quality in training academic and teaching staff were important prerequisites for opening the International Centre for Legal and Historical-Political Studies of Central and Eastern European Countries of KUL NASU.
Given the need for continuous professional development, and for the regular renewal of the areas, content, and forms of study in line with Ukraine’s economic and social development needs, KUL NASU uses the Centre to train people who already hold a higher education qualification and wish to acquire legal knowledge to improve their professional level and qualify as lawyers.
The priorities of Kyiv University of Law of the NAS of Ukraine focus on integrating higher legal education with fundamental theoretical legal research and ensuring that the University operates in accordance with Ukrainian and European standards of jurisprudence.
We educate future legal professionals who strive for professional success, can think critically, and make sound and fair decisions in the interests of individuals and society.
Higher legal education not only opens the way to a new field of activity but also helps people reach previously unattainable heights!
Specialty: “Law”
Duration of study: Bachelor’s degree – 2 years (based on a higher education qualification or the educational degree of Junior Specialist).
Forms of study: part-time and part-time distance learning.
2. Foreign Language Centre
In the modern world, a foreign language is no longer a luxury or hobby but an essential skill that opens numerous opportunities, including career choice, travel, professional advancement, new communication opportunities, and employment abroad.
Our goal is to provide high-quality foreign-language instruction even to those who find language learning difficult.
3. Preparation and Submission of Grant Projects and Programmes on Legal, Social and Political, Economic, Educational, and Academic Issues
These issues are currently relevant and important in our country, and researching them will in turn help bring Ukraine closer to the European legal, social and economic, and cultural environment.