Course Outcomes and Course Structure
Course Outcomes
By the end of the course successful students will be able to:
- identify legal issues and construct a coherent and sustainable argument on questions of law
- apply expertise in substantive law to complex factual situations
- engage in a process of interpretation and evaluation of legal sources
- identify the core of a problem and the various ways of solving it, with reference to both legal and other solutions
- evaluate the role of law in its moral, social, economic and political context
- communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, through clear, relevant, interesting and accurate articulation
- carry out relevant independent research into legal and extra-legal materials and data, using appropriate IT skills
- produce evidence of thinking creatively, imaginatively and in abstract terms
- take responsibility for learning and working by being adaptable and flexible
- work co-operatively and constructively with others
- demonstrate an awareness of the limitations of the functions of law
- exercise critical awareness and judgement
Course Structure
There are 24 modules. Of these 16 core and 6 optional, plus a dissertation. The optional modules enable students to study from the range of WIUT modules.
At the time of publication, core modules are:
- Business Communications
- Legal Method and Systems
- Introduction to Private Law
- Constitutional Law
- Introduction to Comparative Law
- Contract Law
- Lawyers and the Legal Process in Uzbekistan
- Property Law
- Corporate Law
- Administrative Law
- Delicts
- Criminal Law
- Legal Skills
- Jurisprudence
- International Trade Law
- Public International Law
