Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University

Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (NLU) is an institution of higher education of the IV level of accreditation in Ukraine. The main campus of the NLU is located in Kharkiv, the second largest city in Ukraine that is well-known as the Student's Capital of Ukraine. NLU was founded in 1804 and currently became one of the main Law Universities in Ukraine. Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University offers a range of programs in Law, International Law, Economics and Management, that are taught in Ukrainian and English The University has 43 Departments. Educational work at the is carried out by about 700 scientific and pedagogical workers, including 130 Doctors of sciences and more than 500 candidates of sciences (PhD). The structure of NLU includes six Institutes: • Institute of Prosecutor's Office and Criminal Justice • Investigative and forensic institute • Institute for Training of Personnel for the Judiciary of Ukraine • Institute of Legal Personnel Training for the Security Service of Ukraine • Military Law Institute • Institute of Postgraduate Education five faculties: • Faculty of Economics and Law • Faculty of International Law • Faculty of Finance and Law • Faculty of Advocacy • correspondence faculty separate structural subdivisions: • Poltava Law Institute • Poltava Law College The material base of the University consists of 19 educational buildings, 15 dormitories, modern library complex, more than 50 sports facilities (including swimming pools, gyms, stadiums, football fields, etc.), cultural, entertainment complexes (the Students' Palace), administrative and economic buildings located in Kharkiv and Poltava.