Program Overview

Program Details

The program in question appears to be related to the study of the history of state and law in foreign countries.

Program Description

The goal of studying this academic discipline is to realize the requirements for mastering the corresponding components of universal and general professional competencies, based on the formation of students' systematic theoretical knowledge, skills, and practical skills. The tasks of studying the academic discipline include:

• Studying the systems of the past that made the greatest contribution to the formation of the modern state and law.
• Examining the emergence, development, and functioning of the state and law in countries that have had the greatest influence on the history of statehood.
• Enriching students with knowledge of state and legal phenomena in individual foreign countries of the world in the process of their emergence and development in a specific historical setting, in chronological sequence, based on the identification of both general historical patterns of these processes and patterns operating within the framework of those historical epochs that are the most important stages in the development of specific societies.

Course Content

The subject and methodology of the history of state and law in foreign countries. The history of state and law in foreign countries as a science and academic discipline. The tasks of the course, the principles of its construction. Periodization of the course. State and law in the countries of the Ancient East. State and law of medieval states. State and law of states in the New Time. State and law in the Newest time.

Competencies

Graduates should possess:

• OPEC-1 The ability to analyze the main patterns of formation, functioning, and development of law.
• UC-5 The ability to perceive multicultural diversity of society in socio-historical, ethical, and philosophical contexts.