Summary of Degree Programme
40.03.01 Legal Studies
No
5 лет 
Full-time, 5 лет обучения - 300 зачетных единиц
RUSENG
Instruction in Russian with some courses in English
Bachelor
No
With online tools
2026/2027 Academic year
Corporate and Business Law
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
Public and International Law
PC-1 is able to qualify legal facts and apply the applicable legal norms to them;
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
The specialization “Public and International Law” within the main educational program for bachelor ’s degree programs, leading to the qualification of “bachelor,” includes the study of the following modules:
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
2025/2026 Academic year
Corporate and Business Law
PC-1 is able to qualify legal facts and apply the applicable legal norms to them;
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
Specialization "Corporate and business law" of the basic educational program of bachelor's degree with the assignment of the qualification "bachelor" provides for the study of the following blocks:
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
Public and International Law
PC-1 is able to qualify legal facts and apply the applicable legal norms to them;
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-6 is capable of detecting, suppressing, uncovering, investigating and qualifying crimes and other offenses, including corrupt behavior;
PC-7 is able to understand the causes, nature and consequences of crime; to prevent crimes and other offenses, to identify and eliminate the causes and conditions conducive to their commission;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-14 Is able to prevent corrupt behavior;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
Specialization "Public and international law" of the basic educational program of bachelor's degree with the assignment of the qualification "bachelor" provides for the study of the following blocks:
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
2024/2025 Academic year
Corporate and Business Law
PC-1 is able to qualify legal facts and apply the applicable legal norms to them;
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
Specialization "Corporate and business law" of the basic educational program of bachelor's degree with the assignment of the qualification "bachelor" provides for the study of the following blocks:
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
Public and International Law
PC-1 is able to qualify legal facts and apply the applicable legal norms to them;
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-6 is capable of detecting, suppressing, uncovering, investigating and qualifying crimes and other offenses, including corrupt behavior;
PC-7 is able to understand the causes, nature and consequences of crime; to prevent crimes and other offenses, to identify and eliminate the causes and conditions conducive to their commission;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-14 Is able to prevent corrupt behavior;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
Specialization "Public and international law" of the basic educational program of bachelor's degree with the assignment of the qualification "bachelor" provides for the study of the following blocks:
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
2023/2024 Academic year
Corporate and Business Law
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
Public and International Law
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-6 is capable of detecting, suppressing, uncovering, investigating and qualifying crimes and other offenses, including corrupt behavior;
PC-7 is able to understand the causes, nature and consequences of crime; to prevent crimes and other offenses, to identify and eliminate the causes and conditions conducive to their commission;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-14 Is able to prevent corrupt behavior;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including:
B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
2022/2023 Academic year
Corporate and Business Law
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-4 is able to draw up legal opinions, statements, claims, responses to claims, complaints, appeals, contracts and other legal acts in accordance with the rules of legal technology, regulatory legal and local acts, business practices;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.
Public and International Law
PC-2 is able to search, analyze and process legally relevant information through the use of formal legal, comparative legal and other special methods of cognition;
PC-3 is able to work with specialized legal systems (databases) for the purposes of professional legal activity;
PC-5 is capable of carrying out legal examination of documents;
PC-6 is capable of detecting, suppressing, uncovering, investigating and qualifying crimes and other offenses, including corrupt behavior;
PC-7 is able to understand the causes, nature and consequences of crime; to prevent crimes and other offenses, to identify and eliminate the causes and conditions conducive to their commission;
PC-8 is able to participate in ensuring the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, the rights and legitimate interests of legal entities through consulting, representation in state and local government bodies, Russian and international courts and quasi-judicial bodies, as well as in international organizations;
PC-9 is capable of conducting written and oral communication within the framework of professional communication in Russian;
PC-10 is able to present the results of its professional activity orally, including in the framework of public speeches and discussions;
PC-11 is able to develop regulatory legal acts and acts of local law-making;
PC-12 is able to carry out various types of professional activities and manage them on the basis of legal and professional ethical standards;
PC-13 is capable of conducting analytical research in the field of law;
PC-14 Is able to prevent corrupt behavior;
PC-15 is able to comply with the basic requirements of information security in its professional activity, including in terms of non-disclosure of information constituting legally protected types of professional secrets;
PC-16 is capable of social interaction, cooperation and conflict resolution;
PC-17 is able to maintain a general level of physical activity and health for conducting active social and professional activities;
PC-18 is able to analyze ideological, socially and personally significant problems and processes taking place in society, based on an understanding of universal, humanistic values and their significance for the preservation and development of modern civilization;
PC-19 is able to make socially responsible decisions when carrying out professional activities;
PC-20 is able to flexibly adapt to various professional situations, show creativity, initiative and perseverance in achieving the goals of professional activity.
B.O – general cycle;
B.Pr – professional cycle (Major), including: B.Pr.B – basic part, B.DV – elective disciplines;
B.M – additional profile (Minor);
B.PD practices, project and/or research work;
B.F – electives (in addition to the OP);
B.GIA – state final certification.
The basic part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by HSE University in the educational standard; the variable part of the educational program is the set of its elements established by the developers of individual bachelor’s degree programs in this field within the framework of the HSE University educational standard and/or selected by students of these programs.
Within the basic part of the B.O. cycle, the discipline “Physical Education” is implemented for full‑time study. For full‑time study, the volume of the specified discipline must be at least 400 academic hours, of which at least 360 academic hours must be practical classes to ensure the physical fitness of students, including those of a professionally applied nature.
The “Practical Training, Project and Research Work” block includes coursework, practical training, and preparation of the final qualifying work (FQW), as well as project activities, preparation, and participation in competitions in law.
A term paper is a written work that is the result of a scientific study devoted to one of the pressing issues in law. Types of practice: academic and pre‑graduation (industrial).
Industrial practice is carried out in organizations and institutions related to the field of study; academic practice can be carried out in the structural units of the Higher School of Economics. Method of conducting academic practice: on‑site. Form of conducting pre‑graduation practice: industrial, aimed at consolidating professional skills. Method of conducting industrial practice: on‑site. For the disabled and people with disabilities, the choice of internship sites is consistent with the requirement that they be accessible to these students.
The preparation of a research paper includes the preparation of a research plan, the search, collection, analysis and synthesis of information on the topic being developed, the study and interpretation of applicable sources of law, work with educational and scientific literature, drafting, discussion with a supervisor and presentation of the text of the work for pre-defense. The form of intermediate certification in this type of project and research activity is the pre-defense of the thesis in English.
Project work is a type of research and project work that is implemented in the form of students’ participation in the activities of the “Legal Clinic,” as well as in individual projects that are carried out at the Higher School of Economics and may involve the participation of an external client (an organization, a governmental or municipal body).
Preparation for participation in international and Russian law competitions, as an elective type of project and research work, is organized in the form of training sessions.
The “State Final Certification” block includes the defense of the final qualifying work (FKR), including preparation for the defense procedure and the defense procedure, as well as an interdisciplinary state exam in the field of study.
Conducting internships and state certification exams using only e‑learning and distance educational technologies is not permitted.
When designing and implementing bachelor’s degree programs with the award of the “bachelor” qualification, HSE University must provide students with the opportunity to master elective disciplines, including, if necessary, specialized adaptive disciplines (modules). for people with disabilities and those with limited health capabilities.Современному обществу нужны юристы нового поколения - не только знающие юриспруденцию, но и понимающие российские и международные тенденции экономического развития, в совершенстве владеющие иностранными языками, умеющие применять в профессиональной деятельности новые технологии по анализу данных. Направление "Юриспруденция" в НИУ ВШЭ – Пермь ориентировано на подготовку таких специалистов.
Главной особенностью реализуемой образовательной программы является её ориентация на формирование у студентов взаимно интегрированных экономико-правовых компетенций, необходимых для следующих видов деятельности:
- экспертно-консультационной деятельности, состоящей в правовом обеспечении и защите бизнеса и правовом сопровождении деятельности органов государственной (включая правоохранительные органы) и муниципальной власти;
- экономико-правового анализа разрабатываемых коммерческими организациями актов и инновационных проектов, принимаемых региональных и муниципальных нормативно-правовых актов;
- научно-исследовательской деятельности.
Другой отличительной чертой образовательной программы является реализация программ по углублённому изучению иностранных языков. В период изучения студенты изучают не только общий и юридический английский, но и сдают независимый экзамен по английскому языку. Они также осваивают некоторые профессиональные дисциплины на английском языке. Реализация программ по углублённому изучению иностранных языков позволит студентам участвовать в международных конференциях, совместных исследовательских проектах с зарубежными университетами, активно стажироваться в университетах страны изучаемого языка, обучаться по программам двойных дипломов. Кроме того, хорошая языковая подготовка обеспечит конкурентоспособность и востребованность выпускника на рынке труда и предоставит большие возможности его самореализации в профессиональной деятельности.
Особенностью освоения программ бакалавриата в НИУ ВШЭ – Пермь является также возможность для студента выбрать дополнительный модуль (Minor), который в рамках индивидуальной образовательной траектории позволяет изучить конкретную область неюридических знаний, расширив объём компетенций, необходимых для успешного осуществления профессиональной деятельности.
Программа подготовки бакалавров по направлению "Юриспруденция" отличается практико-ориентированным подходом к обучению. Чтобы выпускники приобрели знания, умения и навыки, необходимые для практикующего юриста, преподавание специальных дисциплин осуществляется в неразрывной связи с арбитражной практикой, практикой законодательных и правоохранительных органов. В рамках программы преподавание основывается на использовании в учебном процессе активных и интерактивных форм занятий, таких как семинары в диалоговом режиме, дискуссии, игровые судебные процессы, деловые игры, тренинги, работа в исследовательских группах.
This degree programme of HSE University is adapted for students with special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities. There is a specially designed Physical Education course available for such students (Syllabus of the adapted Physical Education course). Special assistive technology and teaching aids are used for collective and individual learning of students with SEN and disabilities. The specific adaptive features of the programme are listed in each subject's full syllabus and are available to students through the online Learning Management System.
Образовательная программа высшего образования НИУ ВШЭ адаптирована для изучения на ней инвалидов и лиц с ограниченными возможностями здоровья. Для указанных лиц разработана специальная программа по дисциплине "Физическая культура", в учебном процессе используются специальные технические средства обучения коллективного и индивидуального пользования для инвалидов и лиц с ограниченными возможностями здоровья. Особенности адаптации программ учебных дисциплин содержатся в полной версии каждой программы учебной дисциплины и доступны студентам через электронную образовательную среду.
All documents of the degree programme are stored electronically on this website. Curricula, calendar plans, and syllabi are developed and approved electronically in corporate information systems. Their current versions are automatically published on the website of the degree programme. Up-to-date teaching and learning guides, assessment tools, and other relevant documents are stored on the website of the degree programme in accordance with the local regulatory acts of HSE University.
I hereby confirm that the degree programme documents posted on this website are fully up-to-date.
Vice Rector Sergey Yu. Roshchin
