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Department of Administrative and Financial Law

Motto: The well-being of society is the foremost purpose of law.

Objectives

The primary objective of the Department of Administrative and Financial Law is to become one of the leading academic and research centres in this field, bringing together distinguished scholars and training specialists to international standards.

The Department prioritises the development of modern teaching materials in administrative and financial law and related disciplines in line with international standards, their integration into the educational process, and the delivery of high-quality education.

The Department’s academic staff conduct research into administrative and financial law processes in Uzbekistan and internationally. Their work focuses on analysing reforms in public administration and the financial system, examining best international practices, and contributing to the development and improvement of relevant regulatory legal acts.

The Department has established effective cooperation with the chambers of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Constitutional Court, the Central Election Commission, the Ministry of Justice, financial and tax authorities, law enforcement agencies, non-governmental non-profit organisations, and higher education institutions across the country.

Key Responsibilities

The Department’s key responsibilities include:

·         studying and analysing best practices from developed countries in the fields of administrative and financial law;

·         developing students’ comparative, analytical and logical thinking skills in administrative and financial law disciplines;

·         equipping students with practical skills in applying legal provisions relating to administrative law, finance, public budgets, taxation and public administration;

·         creating the conditions necessary to support independent learning and ensure an effective balance between theory and practice in the educational process;

·         developing cooperation with leading research centres and reputable higher education institutions worldwide in the fields of administrative and financial law;

·         training highly qualified specialists to international standards.

Courses Offered

The Department delivers courses in administrative and financial law at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Undergraduate level:

·         Administrative Law;

·         Administrative Court Proceedings;

·         Financial Law;

·         Tax Law;

·         Administrative Process;

·         Banking Law.

Postgraduate level:

·         Administrative Procedures;

·         Tax Administration.

Research Activities

The Department’s academic staff and independent researchers conduct research in administrative, financial and tax law.

Since 2020, the Department has produced:

·         120 articles in academic journals included in the list of the Higher Attestation Commission;

·         200 articles in international academic journals;

·         14 articles in academic journals indexed in the Scopus database;

·         4 textbooks;

·         20 monographs.

The Department has also organised 5 international and 5 national academic conferences and round-table discussions.

As part of its international cooperation, the Department organises various academic and educational events in collaboration with foreign higher education institutions that hold leading positions in prestigious international rankings, including the Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings, Times Higher Education and the Academic Ranking of World Universities.

Cooperation and Projects

The Department of Administrative and Financial Law actively cooperates with public authorities and higher education institutions in education, research and legislative development.

Its partner organisations include:

·         the Legislative Chamber and Senate of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         financial and tax authorities;

·         the Academy of Public Administration;

·         the University of World Economy and Diplomacy;

·         the Academy of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         the Customs Institute;

·         the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs;

·         Westminster International University in Tashkent.

The Department’s academic staff actively contribute to drafting and improving regulatory legal acts in administrative and financial law, as well as supporting their implementation in practice.

The Department also continues to develop academic and teaching-related cooperation with higher education institutions in Uzbekistan and abroad.

To strengthen the practical focus of the educational process, experienced specialists from public authorities and research institutions are invited to deliver classes on a part-time basis.

Academic Staff

The Department’s academic staff regularly enhance their professional and research expertise and exchange knowledge and experience with international colleagues.

The Department currently employs:

·         5 professors;

·         2 associate professors;

·         7 senior lecturers;

·         7 lecturers.

In addition, qualified academic staff and practising professionals are engaged in teaching on an internal and external part-time basis.

The Department’s research and teaching activities also involve 20 independent researchers and 3 doctoral students.

 

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