Introduction

Belarusian Institute of Law is a private legal higher education institution located in Minsk, Belarus, offering degree education from undergraduate to doctoral level, covering a wide range of legal and related disciplines.

Overview

Student size: There are 5,084 students in total, including 53 foreign students, including 24 students from the Russian Federation.

Teacher situation: No clear number of teachers and specific faculty composition were found, but as a professional law school, it has a team of teachers with solid professional knowledge and rich teaching experience, and can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

History and establishment

In 1990, the Minsk Law School was established with the support of the Lawyers' Union of the Belarusian SSR.

In 1991, it was reorganized into the Belarusian Law School.

In 1993-1994, branches were established in Mogilev, Grodno and Baranovichi.

In 1994, the first batch of graduates were awarded degrees.

In 1996, postgraduate courses were opened.

In 1997-1998, it moved to a new office in Minsk.

In 2000, a new office was built in Mogilev.

In 2005, it obtained its current status.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: Most of the teachers are experts in the field of law. They not only have profound legal professional knowledge, but also have rich teaching and practical experience. They can impart professional knowledge and practical skills to students and help them better understand and master legal principles and legal practices.

Teaching achievements: The college has trained many outstanding legal professionals and provided a large number of professionals for the legal industry in Belarus. They play an important role in the fields of justice, lawyers, corporate legal affairs, etc., and have made positive contributions to the construction of the rule of law in Belarus.

International cooperation: The college has carried out cooperation and exchanges with universities and research institutions in many countries, providing students with a broad international perspective and exchange opportunities, helping students to understand the legal systems and legal cultures of different countries, and improving students' comprehensive quality and international competitiveness.

Nature of the institution

Private institution, certified by the Ministry of Education of Belarus.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' legal professional literacy and practical ability, and through the combination of theoretical teaching and practical teaching, enable students to master solid legal knowledge and skills, cultivate students' logical thinking ability, problem analysis and problem solving ability, as well as professional ethics and social responsibility, and lay a solid foundation for students' future career development.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Civil law, international law, criminal law, criminology, legal philosophy, political science, psychology and other disciplines are the key disciplines of the college, covering many important areas of legal profession, providing students with systematic professional courses and in-depth academic research opportunities.

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratories were found, but the college has teaching and scientific research facilities such as moot courts and legal libraries, which provide students with a platform for practice and research, helping them to better understand and apply legal knowledge.

Departments

The college has 7 departments, including the School of Law, the School of Economics and Law, the School of International Law and Legal Psychology, and the Grodno Campus and Mogilev Campus. These departments and campuses provide students with comprehensive legal education and professional training.

Rankings

No clear and authoritative comprehensive ranking of the school in the world was found, but it has a certain reputation and influence in the field of legal education in Belarus.

Fees

Tuition fees vary according to different majors and degree levels, and the specific fees are subject to agreement.

Campus

Location: 3 Korolya Street, Minsk, Belarus, 220004.

Campus facilities: The campus has teaching buildings, libraries, mock courts and other teaching facilities, equipped with advanced teaching equipment and rich legal books and materials, providing good conditions for students' study and research. In addition, the college also provides students with sports facilities, such as wrestling, volleyball, basketball and other sports venues and equipment to meet students' physical exercise needs, as well as KVN, Experimental Fashion Theater, Dance School, Chamber Choir, Student Theater and other places to enrich students' extracurricular life.