SDGs
Tashkent State University of Law responds to modern trends in the legal education system by integrating the components of STEM into the curriculum. The university teaches data and computer technologies, preparing law students to apply using various digital tools and methods in the areas of law they practice.
TSUL integrates different fields of knowledge and prepares its students to solve various legal challenges including but not limited to, legal issues of cybersecurity and intellectual property in the contemporary society. Real-life cases where technology is applied in the practice of law under the guidance of experienced members of the faculty make education more practical and with future trends in mind.
We are committed to creating an inclusive atmosphere that encourages gender equity. While our primary focus is on language, literature, and associated fields, we strongly support initiatives that encourage women to pursue careers in disciplines where they are underrepresented.
To support these initiatives, we intend to work with:
- Other universities
- Community groups
- Government organizations
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
Computational linguistics in its basic terms is the combination of linguistics, computer science and artificial intelligence, with the intent to enable the understanding and processing of human languages. There is a focus on the creation of algorithms and models that are useful in the generation, recognition, and comprehension of natural languages by computers.
Key Applications:
- Automated translation services
- Voice search systems
- Chatbot development
- Social listening tools
- Sentiment analysis
Advanced Topics
The findings from this field of study extend our knowledge regarding the mind by providing refined insights into language comprehension as a form, representing deep cognitive processes. Computer linguistics develops technologies to bridge the gap between human communication and artificial intelligence through:
- Machine learning techniques
- Natural language processing
- Context analysis
- Semantic understanding
Information technologies are causing rapid changes in the nature and practice of legislation. This course will cover current trends of change and future opportunities that occur today. There is a need for a technology-based legal space and training of lawyers who can understand it.
Legal information technology can be considered as a perspective of law: it covers the legal information space, its management and transmission. Today we can observe legal changes that are taking place in the technological aspect. The transition from print to digital sources can be seen in:
- Westlaw and LexisNexis cloud systems
- Google Scholar
- Wikipedia
The module is conducted in English, Russian and Uzbek.
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of computer science
- Proficiency in office programs (MSWord, MS Excel, MS Power Point)
- Internet technology skills
- Fast typing skills for internet research
The course is designed for first-year students of the law school.
| Component | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 20 |
| Seminar | 45 |
| Practice | 10 |
| Evaluation | 5 |
| Self-study | 75 |
| Total | 135 |
The Information Technology program at Tashkent State University of Law helps students acquire the necessary skills that are current in demand in the world that is being dominated by technology. The areas of further development comprise the familiar areas to the legal professionals which are becoming even more useful:
- IT security
- Data analysis
- Computer investigation
ITLR provides IT support, training, and resources to meet the TSUL's expanding technology demands. The program offers:
- Live training sessions
- Face-to-face instruction
- Online training courses
- Performance support services
- Learning Paths resource
| Component | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 20 |
| Seminar | 45 |
| Practice | 10 |
| Evaluation | 5 |
| Self-study | 75 |
| Total | 135 |
The postgraduate students participating in the Sociology program at TSUL draw students' attention to the social dimensions of law and justice. The program analyzes how legal norms relate to systems and cultures, politics and economies, while perceiving laws from various social perspectives.
| Component | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 20 |
| Seminar | 25 |
| Practice | 10 |
| Evaluation | 5 |
| Self-study | 75 |
| Total | 135 |
The Economics program equips students with a strong foundation in economic principles as they relate to legal systems and public policy. Students study microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international trade, gaining insights into how economic forces shape laws and influence decision-making processes.
Academic Mobility Opportunity
National Research University "Higher School of Economics" announced academic mobility program for 2nd-4th year students of TSUL.
| Component | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 40 |
| Seminar | 50 |
| Practice | 10 |
| Evaluation | 10 |
| Self-study | 150 |
| Total | 260 |
The Mass Media Law program provides students with specialized knowledge at the intersection of media, communication, and law. This program explores key topics such as:
- Freedom of expression
- Media ethics
- Privacy rights
- Regulation of digital platforms
- National and international media laws
Main Requirements
The course is intended for master's students in the specialties:
- 70420123 - Intellectual Property Law and Information Technology
- 70420127 - Mass Media Law
Basic knowledge required in intellectual property law, civil law, and legal English.
| Component | Hours |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 20 |
| Seminar | 20 |
| Practice | 5 |
| Evaluation | 5 |
| Self-study | 75 |
| Total | 125 |
TSUL continues to support women's empowerment in STEM fields through the FemStem Initiative. We are committed to:
- Creating an inclusive atmosphere
- Promoting gender equity
- Supporting women in underrepresented sectors
- Collaborating with colleges and community groups
- Working with government and NGOs on regional initiatives
Tashkent State University of Law actively encourages applications by women in subjects where they are underrepresented. The university implements targeted outreach programs, offers scholarships, and provides mentorship opportunities to support women in pursuing fields of study where their participation may be lower. These efforts aim to promote gender diversity and ensure equal opportunities for women across all academic disciplines.
The Agency for Innovative Development has announced the contest of initiative applied and innovative projects "Women-Scientists" (78th round).
Team Requirements:- Project executors should include only women
- Average age of the research team should not exceed 45 years
- Research team should include young scientists, talented students, and undergraduates
- Project duration should not exceed 1 year
- Project must be practical or innovative
The Women's Committee of TSUL organized a special event bringing together legal scholars across generations. This gathering united experienced lawyers, current teachers, and female students, creating a bridge between the past, present, and future of legal education.
Read MoreA prestigious program celebrating women's achievements in law while encouraging increased female participation in legal studies and careers.
Our Mission:To recognize and celebrate the outstanding contributions of women in the legal field, and to encourage the next generation of female legal professionals by providing a platform for their skills, knowledge, and innovative thinking.
Learn More About the Competition- Women in Academic Research
- Women in Science Program
A new platform launched by the Ministry of Justice to protect women's rights and provide free legal assistance.
The Ministry of Justice actively promotes women's rights and their role in society through various initiatives and competitions.
Competition DetailsTSUL celebrates its TOP-5 Female professors and lecturers whose articles have been published in the "Scopus" database, announcing achievements quarterly.
View Latest RankingsA cycling competition organized by the Women's Council of TSUL brought together students from all faculties, promoting health and wellness through sports.
View Event DetailsA student forum celebrating International Day of the Girl featured exhibitions, a literary evening, and a national costume show. The event recognized active female students and coordinators for their contributions to university life.
Learn MoreTSUL volunteer students are actively campaigning against victim-blaming towards girls and women!
Join the CampaignTSUL celebrates and supports women in science through various initiatives and programs.
Explore InitiativesThe Agency for Innovative Development invites applied research and innovative projects. Submissions are accepted until April 30 via www.grant.mininnovation.uz. Faculty members can contact the Center for Legal Initiatives and Innovations at TSUL for participation.
A practical seminar exploring Uzbekistan's experience in protecting women's rights.
Seminar DetailsA roundtable discussion on "The Role of Women Judges in the Judicial System" exploring:
- Impact of women judges on promoting gender equality
- Challenges faced by women in the judiciary
- Unique perspectives in legal interpretation
A special celebratory event honoring women at TSUL.
Event Highlights