--:--:-- ·
TSUL TURNS 35 ✦✦✦✦
Follow us:
Admissions Office: +998 71 233-13-95
English
Oʼzbekcha Русский

Ko'rinish

A
A
A

Shirift o'lchami

Kattalashtirish 0%

University
University
Mission of the university Strategic directions of the university development Environmental Sustainability Green University Images of the university
University Overview
Faculties Departments Centers Sections Faculties Legal clinic Student dormitory Academic Lyceums under TSUL
Management organs
Board Rector Vice-rectors
Appeals
Leadership reception Справочный анализ Surveys
Official documents
License and accreditation Statute Primary regulations Local acts Anti-corruption
Achievements
Statistics University ranking
Purchases
Announcement Report for the 1st half 1 - 2022 Quarterly Report 2 - 2022 Quarterly Report 3 - 2022 Quarterly Report I-quarter of 2023 II-quarter of 2023 III quarter of 2023 2025 - yil I-chorak hisoboti Report for the 2nd quarter of 2025 Report for the 3rd quarter of 2025 2024 Financial Report 2023 Financial Report 2021 Financial Report Report for the IV Quarter of 2025 Report for the First Quarter of 2026 Report for the second quarter of 2026 Report for the Third Quarter of 2026
Staff
Vacancies
Contact
Phone book
Education
Graduates
List of graduates Our graduates
Educational programmes
Bachelor’s Degree Programmes Master’s Degree Programmes
Scientific and innovative activity
Science schools
Directory of scientific schools
TSUL in international rankings
General information Participation in rankings Media about ratings
Doctoral studies (DcS) and basic doctoral studies (PhD)
Results of entrance exams List of questions
Honorary professors
Naoshi Sugiyama Uzok Bozorov
International relations
International relations
Overseas universities- partners International organizations - partners Membership in international associations International Olympiads and competitions Overseas professors Foreign internships
academic mobility
Joint programs Foundation Program Student exchange Faculty exchange program Joint faculty Reports on foreign internship— 2023 Reports on foreign internship— 2024 Reports on foreign internship— 2025
Overseas internship and short-term courses
Internships for academics Internship for doctoral students and independent researchers Summer and winter schools
Central Asian Student Congress
International cooperation with national and international NGOs, charitable organizations and other structures
I-II quarter 2024
Student life
Social immersion
Student clubs
Creative studios and clubs
Student’s union
Scientific schools and circles
Student festivals
Stipends
Olympiads
Students' hostel
Medical Center
Dining facilities
Bookstore
Youth Union at TSUL
Youth Parliament
Spirituality
Ekofaol talabalar
Social activity index
Register of active students
A Step Toward the Future
Projects Credit Products
Admission 2026
Bachelor's degree
Master's degree
Admission of foreign citizens
Admission of blind applicants
Admission of graduates of academic lyceums and law colleges
Transfer and reinstatement procedures
SDG
1. NO POVERTY
2. ZERO HUNGER
3. GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
4. QUALITY EDUCATION
Working with schools
5. GENDER EQUALITY
Women in Science
6. CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
7. AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
8. DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
9. INDUSRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
10. REDUCED INEQUALITIES
11. SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
12. RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
13. CLIMATE ACTION
14. LIFE BELOW WATER
15. LIFE ON LAND
16. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS
17. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
English
Oʼzbekcha Русский

Ko'rinish

A
A
A

Shirift o'lchami

Kattalashtirish 0%

Network error!
Network error!
Quick links
Social networks
271 Subscribers 1,150 Subscribers 10,421 Subscribers 4,485 Subscribers

Department of Civil Law

Motto

“Civil law serves only the good. Do good even to those who have not done good to you!”

Ikrom Zokirov

Objective

The main objective of the Department of Civil Law is to train highly qualified specialists with in-depth theoretical knowledge and strong practical skills in civil law, who are capable of independent and critical thinking and analysing contemporary legal processes.

At the same time, the Department’s priorities include contributing to the development of a strong civil society, raising public legal awareness and legal culture, and training qualified professionals and scholars specialising in civil law.

Achieving these objectives requires an in-depth study of national and international experience, as well as the identification and academic examination of current issues in the field through comparative legal analysis. Particular attention is also paid to developing modern approaches, academic concepts and theories aimed at effective regulation of civil law relations, and preparing proposals to improve existing legislation.

Other important areas of the Department’s work include studying international best practices, participating in the research and development of regulatory legal acts in the relevant field, and ensuring a balance between theory and practice in the educational process. One of the key priorities of the Department’s research activities is to advance the theoretical foundations of civil law, develop solutions to practical challenges, and produce academic research that contributes to the modernisation of the legal system.

Responsibilities

The main responsibilities of the Department include:

conducting research and teaching the following subjects: Introduction to Civil Law, Law of Obligations, Property Law, Contract Law, Roman Law and Sports Contract Law;

developing students’ comparative, analytical and logical thinking skills in these subjects;

creating the necessary conditions for independent student learning and ensuring a strong connection between theory and practice;

researching current issues in the field of civil law;

conducting research into promising areas for the regulation of civil law relations;

developing approaches, concepts and theories aimed at advancing national civil legislation;

conducting research into theoretical, academic and practical aspects of civil law and preparing research outputs based on its findings.

Courses Taught

The Department delivers a total of 17 courses, including 9 undergraduate and 8 postgraduate courses.

Undergraduate programmes:

Introduction to Civil Law;

Consumer Rights Protection;

Law of Obligations;

Property Law;

Family and Inheritance Law;

Roman Law;

Contract Law;

Housing Law;

Civil Law (Joint Degree Programme).

Postgraduate programmes:

Legal Aspects of Public-Private Partnerships;

Legal Support for Real Estate Transactions;

Civil Law Contracts in Employment Law;

Personal Data Protection in the Digital Environment;

Personal Data Protection;

Sports Contract Law;

Private Law Disputes in Legal Practice;

Law of Torts.

Programmes and Projects

The Department of Civil Law has established effective cooperation with a range of government bodies and research institutions in the areas of education, academic research and legislative improvement. These include the Legislative Chamber and Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Cabinet of Ministers, the Supreme Court, the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan and other authorised government bodies.

The Department’s academic staff actively contribute to the improvement of civil legislation, particularly by participating in the drafting and expert review of regulatory legal acts governing civil law relations.

The Department also develops academic and teaching-methodological cooperation with leading higher education and research institutions in Uzbekistan, including the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, the Law Enforcement Academy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Academy of Public Administration, Westminster International University in Tashkent, and relevant departments of other higher education institutions.

The Department’s academic staff include Doctors and Candidates of Sciences who conduct research into current theoretical and practical issues of civil law. In addition, experienced practitioners working in the judiciary, prosecution service and justice authorities are engaged in teaching on a part-time basis. This helps ensure a strong connection between theory and practice in the educational process.

The Department hosts academic clubs, including “Civilist”, “Benefit” and others. These clubs provide talented students with opportunities to conduct research in civil law, contract law, property and obligations law, as well as current issues in contemporary civil law relations.

Furthermore, academic schools have been established under the guidance of leading professors and academic staff. Their work focuses on training young researchers, developing their research potential and conducting studies aimed at finding solutions to challenges in law enforcement practice.

Academic Staff

The Department’s academic staff continuously enhance their professional and research capabilities, exchange expertise with international colleagues and promote international academic cooperation.

The Department currently employs 15 professors, 9 associate professors, 7 senior lecturers and 7 lecturers. In addition, qualified academic staff and practising legal professionals are engaged in teaching on the basis of internal and external part-time appointments.

Admissions inquiry bot