Criminal Law (Master’s Program)

The program focuses not only on theoretical knowledge but also on the development of practical skills. Students acquire knowledge of judicial practice, European and international criminal law, as well as criminal law institutions, which prepares them for work in both the public sector (courts, prosecutor's office, investigative bodies) and the private sector (advocacy). The School of Law actively collaborates with local companies regarding student internships and employment opportunities.

Highly Qualified Academic Staff

One of the strengths of the School of Law is its highly qualified academic staff, comprising both local and international lecturers. This ensures high-quality education and contemporary approaches.

International Opportunities

The School of Law collaborates with numerous international universities, providing students with opportunities to benefit from ERASMUS+ exchange programs.

Research and Professional Development

The School of Law's research centers facilitate student involvement in scientific research activities. Additionally, students have opportunities to participate in local and international moot courts, conferences, olympiads, and seasonal schools, which contribute to their professional development.

Program Director

Professor Zaza Meishvili, Ilia State University

Employment Opportunities

Graduates can:

• Be employed in relevant public sector positions, including the prosecutor's office, courts, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs
• Engage in advocacy practice
• Continue their studies at the doctoral level
• Work in relevant international organizations
• Work in non-governmental organizations operating in the field of human rights
• Serve as practicing experts on criminal law issues
• To work as a judge, graduates must satisfy the requirements established by legislation