International Academic Partnership — A New Stage in the Development of Legal Education
Within the framework of the Cooperation Agreement between Khoja Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University and Tashkent State University of Law, a substantive international academic meeting was held at the Faculty of Law. The event aimed to ensure the consistent development of partnership relations between the two higher education institutions, to deepen cooperation in the academic and educational spheres, and to establish effective mechanisms for academic exchange.
As part of the event, a highly qualified delegation of professors and lecturers from Tashkent State University of Law paid an official visit to the Faculty of Law and delivered a series of topical and academically significant lectures in the fields of criminal law, criminology, anti-corruption studies, as well as the theory of state and law. The presentations addressed key issues of contemporary criminal law scholarship and were focused on an in-depth comparative legal analysis of national legal systems.
During the visit, lectures were delivered on the following topics:
— A.A. Otajonov, Doctor of Law (DSc), Professor, Head of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminology and Anti-Corruption
“Current Issues in the Qualification of Multiple Crimes”
— R.A. Zufarov, Doctor of Law (DSc), Professor
“Crimes Against the Peace and Security of Mankind”
— K.R. Abdurasulova, Doctor of Law (DSc), Professor
“Criminal Law Characteristics of Violations of Copyright and Inventors’ Rights”
— Sh.D. Khaydarov, Doctor of Law (DSc), Professor
“Professional Negligence and Official Misconduct: A Comparative Legal Analysis of the Legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of Kazakhstan”
— Kh.M. Abzalova, Doctor of Law (DSc), Professor
“Issues in the Qualification of Intentional Homicide Committed under Aggravating Circumstances”
— K.Yu. Rozimova, Doctor of Law (DSc), Associate Professor
“Crimes Against the Peace and Security of Mankind”
— A.A. Allanova, Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD), Acting Professor
“Current Issues of Criminal Liability for Smuggling”
— D.Yu. Karaketova, Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD), Associate Professor
“Criminal Law Characteristics of Violent Forms of Theft”
— M.B. Zhumanazarova, Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD), Senior Lecturer
“The Role of Mandatory and Optional Elements of the Objective Side as Components of the Corpus Delicti”
— Z.Ya. Turabayeva, Senior Lecturer
“Specific Features of Sentencing Juveniles”
In addition, representatives of the Department of Theory of State and Law — Nodirakhon Sobirjanovna Pulatova, Doctor of Law, Acting Associate Professor, and Iroda Mukhamedovna Umarova, Senior Lecturer — took part in the event, making a valuable contribution to strengthening academic ties in the field of legal theory.
Such international initiatives, grounded in the principles of mutual trust and academic continuity, create broad opportunities for students, master’s students, and doctoral candidates to participate in academic mobility programs, implement joint research projects with international peers, and enhance their professional competencies through shared lectures and practical classes. Ultimately, these efforts contribute to the training of highly qualified and competitive legal professionals capable of navigating the global legal landscape.
The strategic partnership between the two universities will continue to serve shared values in the development of legal education and science, fostering the further deepening of international academic integration.
