Scientific Circle of the Department of Law “Power of Law”
Since 2016, the Department of Legal Disciplines at the Kherson Institute of PJSC “Higher Educational Institution MAUP” has successfully operated the scientific circle “Power of Law.” This platform is designed for students who wish to deepen their knowledge of law, develop analytical thinking, and engage in scientific research and practical legal activities during their studies.
Objectives of the Circle:
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Stimulate students’ scientific research activities.
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Develop professional legal analysis skills.
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Discuss current legal issues in contemporary society.
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Participate in conferences, roundtables, trainings, and legal quests.
🔹 The first meeting of the circle was held in 2016 and became an important event for the student community. Since then, “Power of Law” has become a hub for academic growth, creative initiative, and exchange of ideas between students and faculty.
The circle operates on a continuous basis, is open to all students of legal specialties, and actively collaborates with practicing lawyers, human rights organizations, and other educational institutions.
" /> [/if {option-img}=true]Since 2016, the Department of Legal Disciplines at the Kherson Institute of PJSC “Higher Educational Institution MAUP” has successfully operated the scientific circle “Power of Law.” This platform is designed for students who wish to deepen their knowledge of law, develop analytical thinking, and engage in scientific research and practical legal activities during their studies.
Objectives of the Circle:
-
Stimulate students’ scientific research activities.
-
Develop professional legal analysis skills.
-
Discuss current legal issues in contemporary society.
-
Participate in conferences, roundtables, trainings, and legal quests.
🔹 The first meeting of the circle was held in 2016 and became an important event for the student community. Since then, “Power of Law” has become a hub for academic growth, creative initiative, and exchange of ideas between students and faculty.
The circle operates on a continuous basis, is open to all students of legal specialties, and actively collaborates with practicing lawyers, human rights organizations, and other educational institutions.