The EU Law Department was founded in 2018. The Department has a strong scientific and pedagogical potential - the department employs 4 doctors of legal sciences, 3 professors, and 8 candidates of legal sciences. The Department has more than 40 PhD students.
The history of the University dates back to the 19th century, when the Kharkiv Imperial University, which included a department of moral and political sciences, was established on November 17, 1804. The university enjoys a high reputation among recognized legal centers of Ukraine and abroad, for many years holds a leading position in the field of legal education, which is confirmed by various ratings and numerous awards, demand for the graduates, and its attractiveness to applicants.According to the results of the Compass All-Ukrainian rating of universities, which takes into account the assessment of employers and graduates, the University remains the leader among law schools in Ukraine.
Teaching and research work at the University is carried out by about 700 members of academic staff, including 131 doctors of sciences, professors, about 500 candidates of sciences, associate professors, 16 academicians and 21 corresponding members of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine; 17 laureates of the State Prize of Ukraine, 21 Honored Workers of Science and Technology of Ukraine; 11 Honored Workers of Education of Ukraine; 16 Honored Lawyers of Ukraine; 3 People’s Artists of Ukraine; 5 Honored Workers of Culture of Ukraine; 8 Honored Artists of Ukraine; 10 Honored Professors of the University. There are 43 departments in the university, headed by 35 doctors of sciences, professors and 8 candidates of sciences, associate professors.
This department is a UACES group member through our collaboration with USAID Justice for All Activity.
The USAID Justice for All Activity (J4A) in collaboration with the University Association for Contemporary European Studies is supporting Ukrainian law schools in their efforts to improve the teaching of EU law to help raise new generations of Ukrainian legal professionals with solid understanding of and skills to apply EU law to advance Ukraine’s integration into the EU. To this end, J4A supports Ukrainian law schools in building bridges with foreign law schools with expertise in EU law for international experience exchange and collaboration. J4A also facilitates the development of a network/community of practice composed of Ukrainian instructors of EU law and seeks to create learning and development opportunities for Ukrainian law schools and their faculty and channel them through such a network/community of practice for greater engagement, closer people-to-people contacts, and continuous improvement.
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