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Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University

Public university in Kharkiv, Ukraine

Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University

Summary

Public university in Kharkiv, Ukraine

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nameYaroslav Mudryi
National Law University
native_nameНаціональний юридичний університет імені Ярослава Мудрого
imageNational University Yaroslav the Wise Law Academy of Ukraine logo.png
image_upright0.7
mottoVivat lex (Latin)
Хай живе закон (Ukrainian)
mottoengLong live the law
established(as a Department of Moral and Political Sciences of Kharkiv University)
(as a Institute of Soviet Construction and Law)
typeNational university
rectorAnatolii Hetman
faculty647
students9,591
doctoral131
captionCoat of arms
former_names
addressHryhorii Skovoroda Street, 77, 61024
cityKharkiv
countryUkraine
campus_typeUrban
colorsGold & Silver
sports_nicknameYurakademiya
academic_affiliationsIAU, EUA, UNAI
affiliationsMinistry of Education and Science of Ukraine
website
logo{{Infobox building
embedyes
nameThe main building of NLU
native_nameГоловний корпус НЮУ ім. Ярослава Мудрого
native_name_languk
imageNational_Law_University_name_of_Yaroslav_Mudryi.jpg
image_size250px
captionUniversity main building
completion_date1893
locationKharkiv, Ukraine

National Law University Хай живе закон (Ukrainian) (as a Institute of Soviet Construction and Law)

**Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University ** () is a self-governing state higher law educational establishment of the IV level of accreditation, a national university, located in Kharkiv, Ukraine, named after Yaroslav the Wise. National Law University is the largest law school in Ukraine, which includes 10 faculties, institutes and colleges located in Kharkiv and Poltava.

In the rankings of national universities, National Law University is consistently ranked among the top three law schools in Ukraine.

History

As a separate law school, the institution was established in 1930 as Kharkiv Institute of Soviet Construction and Law. However, its heritage could be traced back to 1804 with establishment of the main city university, the Kharkiv University.

Imperial Kharkiv University

The history of the school began in the 19th century by the order of Alexander I with the establishment of the Imperial Kharkiv University on and the department of morality and politics as its part. In 1835 it was officially renamed as the Law Department of the Imperial Kharkiv University.

At different times famous lawyers worked here, such as professors M.M. Alekseyenko, L.E. Vladimirov, M.A. Hredeskul, V.P. Danevskyi, I.I. Ditiatin, L.N. Zahurskyi, D.I. Kachenovsky, O.V. Kunitsin, M.O. Kuplevaskyi, O.I. Paliumbetskyi, A.M. Stoianov, M.O. Taube, I.F. Timkovskyi, M.P. Chubinskyi and others.[[File:KhKU-building.jpg|thumb|Kharkiv Commercial School of Emperor [[Alexander III of Russia|Alexander III]], 1896|center]]

Institute of National Economy/Institute of Soviet Construction and Law

In 1920 by the decision of the Soviet government of Ukraine the Kharkiv Institute of National Economy was established on the basis of the Kharkiv Commercial University. The former law department of the Kharkiv Empire University was transferred to the newly created university.

It was the basis of the Law Institute which trained lawyers for state and economic bodies. The first lecturers of the law faculty – the founders of the Institute – were law professors: V.M. Hordon, V.M. Koretskyi, O.D. Kisilev, V.F. Levitskyi, M.O. Maksimeyko, M.I. Palienko, V.I. Slivitskyi, V.S. Trakhterov and others who worked at the Kharkiv University before. They were holding scientific and teaching positions for many years and made a great contribution into formation and development of law science, lawyers' education and training.

In 1930 The Institute of National Economy, taking into consideration its status of an institute of higher legal education, received a new name: the Institute of Soviet Construction and Law. In May 1933 the institute was renamed into the Ukrainian Communist Institute of Soviet Construction and Law.

Kharkiv Law Institute

In 1937 for the purpose of improvement of lawyers' training it was rearranged into the Kharkiv Law Institute of Felix Dzerzhinsky. Throughout the history of the Institute it's rectors (directors) were P.I. Fomin, Ya.O. Sokolin, N.I. Levikov, E.O. Kustolian, K.K. Brandt, M.M. Eminnik, F.M. Tsarehradskyi, S.M. Kanarskyi, V.O. Barakhtyan, S.I. Vilnyanskyi, O.A. Nebotov, V.P. Maslov; pro-rectors – V.M. Koretskyi, K.K. Brandt, V.V. Krivitskyi, E.O. Kustolian, G.V. Sodin, G.V. Eminnik, D.K. Piatak, M.I. Levikov, S.L. Fuks, S.I. Vilnianskyi, M.V. Hordon, A.l. Rogozhin, I.M. Danshin.

National Law Academy of Ukraine

Monument to [[Yaroslav the Wise]] near the main building of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
Monument to Yaroslav the Wise near the [[Poltava]] Law Institute of Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University

In accordance with the resolution of Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR of 20 March 1991 the Kharkiv Law Institute was rearranged into the National Law Academy of Ukraine. Under the president's decree of 30 March 1995 No. 267 the academy was given the status of the national self-governed (autonomous) state higher educational establishment and by decree of 4 November 1995 the name of Yaroslav the Wise. In accordance with the decree of the president of Ukraine No. 457 21 May 2001 «The question of Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine», recognizing its considerable role in training specialists for bodies of state authorities, law enforcement organs, various fields of law practice, considering the necessity of keeping and further development of generated scientific schools in the academy, it was given additional rights with the approval of statute by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. In accordance with the decree of the president of Ukraine No. 485 25 May 2009 and the resolution of Cabinet of Ministers No. 796 29 July 2009, «The question of Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine» the academy was given the status of a self-governed (autonomous) scientific national higher educational establishment, which carried out their activity in accordance with its statute with the right to:

  • set up a research institute of legal science;
  • take final decisions on awarding scientific degrees and titles;
  • realize experimental educational plans and programs for training specialists for state authority bodies, organs of local government, law enforcement organs, various fields of legal practice, research and educational staff. In accordance with the decree of the president of Ukraine #1194/2010 24 December 2010 and the resolution of Cabinet of Ministers # 2213-p of 8 December 2010, Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine was renamed into National University "Yaroslav the Wise Law Academy of Ukraine".

Campuses and buildings

Palace of Students of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University]]The main academic premise is of 22,000.00 square meters, located in Kharkiv on [[Hryhorii Skovoroda]] Street, 77; architect [[Alexei Beketov]] built it in 1893. There are 26 departments, 8 lecture halls, sports premises and halls, 2 computer rooms, and library with reading rooms, equipped with computer networks, 2 halls of the Academic Council and the administrative units of the university.

Criminalistics Department building is of 3,000.00 square meters, located on Hryhorii Skovoroda Street, 84; it has 3 lecture halls, 4 photo-laboratories, 2 computer labs, Internet-studio video center, museum and forensic testing ground,

These educational buildings are architectural monuments. The educational building located on Hryhorii Skovoroda Street, 79/2 (2,700.00 square meters) has 5 lecture halls, classrooms, computer lab.

Premise of Crimean Law Institute with total area of 4,000.00 square meters has 4 lecture halls, lecture rooms, conference hall, library, food catering premises, hostel, sports premises, etc.

Total area of Poltava Law Institute premise is 13,917.00 square meters. There are six lecture halls, classrooms, lab for distance education, two conference rooms, two computer labs, a library, museum of criminology, 9-storied hostel of 5,607.00 square meters adjacent to main building, etc.

Currently University has premises with total area 246,611.07 square meters: 18 premises for education of 111,820.57 square meters including sports and cultural centers; 16 hostels of 113,684.00 square meters for 6861 persons; administrative buildings of 10,793.00 square meters; medical and food catering premises of 10,313.10 square meters.

Profile

left]]The academy has significant research and educational potential. Teaching, research and tutorial work are realized by 34 departments, employing more than 800 lecturers. Among them 100 [[Doctors of Law]], professors, about 600 [[Juris Doctor]]s, associate professors; 1 Full Member of the [[National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine]]; 15 Full Members of the National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine; 20 Corresponding Members of the National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine; 15 Honoured Science and Technology Workers; 2 Honoured Art Workers of Ukraine; 1 Honoured Higher School Worker; 15 Honoured Public Education Workers of Ukraine; 14 Honoured Lawyers of Ukraine; 1 Honoured Lawyer of Russia; 1 Honoured Builder of Ukraine; 7 Honoured Professors – Elders of the National Law Academy of Ukraine named after Yaroslav the Wise; 5 Honoured Culture Workers of Ukraine; 5 Honoured Artists of Ukraine; 10 State prize laureates.

Research

The university carries out scientific research concerning fundamental and applied problems of jurisprudence, apparently 17 targeted complex programs are being developed on four scientific directions, famous scientific schools known in Ukraine and abroad have been formed.

Contribution

The university makes a major contribution to the perfection of a jural state in Ukraine, improvement of legislative and law enforcement processes. The university's scholars took direct participation in the development of the Constitution of Ukraine currently in force and other laws and normative legal acts, are actively influencing law enforcement practice in the country. The university cooperates with the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Office of the President of Ukraine, Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, ministries and departments, bodies of local government in the legislative field. Many of the university's scholars are consultants, members of consultative councils of the Supreme Court of Ukraine, Higher Economic Court, General Prosecutor's Office, Ministry of Interior Affairs, Central Electoral Commission of Ukraine and others government bodies.

Reputation

International relations

The university has wide international contacts. It established cooperation and signed agreements with educational establishments of Great Britain, Vietnam, Spain, Germany, Poland, Russia (until 2014), United States, Uzbekistan, France and other countries. It is a participant of joint European projects in the network of «Tempus-Tasis» program and many other international projects.

On 18 September 2004 the university signed the Bologna Process.

On 14 December 2007 the university became the member of the European University Association.

On 20 November 2011 a chapter of the International Law Students Association was established on the basis of the university's international law society.

Structure

Institutes and faculties

The main building of Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University

Departments

Jubilee coin "National Law Academy of Ukraine named after Yaroslav the Wise" (obverse)

Honorable doctors and famous alumni

Main article: Category:Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University alumni

|File:Mikhail Martynovich Alexeenko.jpg|Mikhail Alekseyenko |File:Kachenovski.jpg| Dmitri Kachenovsky |File:Барон_Михаил_Александрович_Таубе.jpg| Mikhail Taube |File:Timkovskiy_IF.jpg| Ilya Timkovsky || Vladimir Koretsky |File:Кернес_Геннадий.jpg| Hennadiy Kernes

  • Mikhail Alekseyenko was Russian lawyer, professor of finance law, public figure, member of the State Duma of the Russian Empire of 3rd and 4th convocations (by the list from the Union of October 17), and rector of the Kharkov University (1890–1897).
  • Dmitri Kachenovsky was a famous Russian jurist.
  • Mikhail Taube was a famous Russian international lawyer, statesman and legal historian.
  • Ilya Timkovsky, Lawyer, professor and dean of the moral faculty of Kharkov University.
  • Vladimir Koretsky, Head of International Law and Director of the Institute of State and Law of the USSR Academy of Sciences; graduated in 1916.
  • Vladimir Stashys, Honoured professor of the National University «Yaroslav the Wise Law Academy of Ukraine», honoured professor of National Academy of Internal Affairs, honoured doctor of National University of «Kyiv-Mohyla Academy», honoured academician of International Solomon University, honoured academician of National University of Ostroh Academy, member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, member of Lawyers' Union of Ukraine, member of the International Association of Legal Methodology in Canada, London Academy of Diplomacy, European Association of Legislation (EAL), European Society of Criminology.
  • Violetta Konovalova, Honored scientist of Ukraine (1981), winner of the prize Yaroslav the Wise, for outstanding achievements in field of science education (2001) and in nomination «For series of works on criminalistics» (2003).
  • Vasyl Tatsiy, Soviet and Ukrainian scientist in the field of jurisprudence. Doctor of Law, Professor. Rector of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (1987–2020). President (1993–2016) and honorary president (2016–2022) of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine, member of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (1998–2022). One of the authors of the Constitution of Ukraine (1996), Hero of Ukraine (2004).
  • Oleksandr Lavrynovych, Minister of Justice of Ukraine.
  • Vitaliy Boiko, Minister of Justice of Ukraine, Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
  • Fedir Hlukh, Minister of Justice of Ukraine, Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
  • Vasyl Onopenko, Minister of Justice of Ukraine, Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
  • Petro Pylypchuk, Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
  • Hennadiy Kernes, Mayor of Kharkiv.
  • Ekaterina Zgurskaya, Minister of Justice of Ukrainian SSR.
  • Stepan Havrysh, Ukrainian politician, Doctor of Law, Professor. Academician of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine (2004), Honoured Lawyer of Ukraine (2003); People's Deputy of Ukraine III and IV convocations.
  • Tetyana Kahanovska, Ukrainian lawyer, Doctor of Law, Professor of administrative law. Rector of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University.
  • Yevhen Murayev, Ukrainian politician and media owner.
  • Ihor Lachenkov, Ukrainian influencer, blogger and voulenteer.
  • Vadym Sukharevsky, Ukrainian military commander.

Rectors

Rector Anatoly Pavlovych Hetman
  • 1930—1931
  • 1931—1932
  • 1932—1934
  • 1934—1937
  • 1937
  • 1937—1939
  • 1939—1948
  • 1948—1950
  • 1950—1962
  • 1962—1987
  • 1987—2020
  • 2020—present

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