Law

                                                                 Kenjazoda Shuhrat Yusuf –
Dean of law faculty, candidate of Juridical Sciences, associate professor

The Faculty of Law is one of the key centers for training specialists in the field of law. It makes a significant contribution to the development, research, and study of priority areas in legal sciences, improvement of legal awareness among the population, education of young people in the spirit of self-awareness and patriotism, and implementation of the legal policy of the Republic of Tajikistan.

The faculty provides training in the following specialties:

• 1-24.01.02 – Law
• 1-24.01.03 – Economic Law
• 1-24.01.01 – International Law
• 1-02.01.02 – History, additional specialty (teacher of fundamentals of state and law)
• 1-26.01.02 – Public Administration and Law
• 1-93.01.01 – Law Enforcement Activity
• 1-93.01.02 – Forensic Examination
• 1-24.01.02.03 – Judicial, Prosecutorial, and Investigative Activity

At different times, the faculty has been led by well-known scholars and experienced specialists. The first dean of the faculty was well known legal scientist Hasanov Soliboy Hasanovich (1994–2000). In subsequent years, the faculty was headed by Candidates of Legal Sciences, Associate Professors: Oripov T.O., Ghaffori N., Boltuev S.Sh., Sanginov H.S., M.K. Kamolov, Ahmedov N.I., Kenjazoda Sh.Yu., and Tojiboev Sh.A. Currently, the position of dean is held by Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor Kenjazoda Shuhrat Yusuf.

The faculty’s academic staff includes more than 65 people, including 4 Doctors of Science, 30 Candidates of Sciences (Associate Professors), 18 Senior Lecturers, and 13 Assistants. To enhance educational process, specialists from the prosecution, courts, law enforcement agencies, executive authorities, and other government bodies are also invited.

Qobilov Boturkhoja Qobilkhojaevich

Chair of Criminal Law and Criminology

The chair established by order No. 34 of the rector of TSULBP dated August 29, 1996. Over the years, it has operated under various names, including the chair of Prosecutorial Supervision and Criminalistics, the chair of Criminal Law and Criminalistics, and from August 2017 to November 2024, the chair of Criminal Law, Criminalistics, and Corruption Prevention. In November 2024, the chair was renamed the chair of Criminal Law, Criminalistics, and Anti-Corruption.

Throughout its history, the chair has been headed by Candidates of Legal Sciences, Associate Professors Rahmatulloev A.E., Sanginov H.S., Okhunov B.Yu., and Ahmedov N.I. Currently, the position of chief of the chair is occupied by Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor Qobilov B.Q.

The chair trains specialists in three areas: Investigative Activity, Law Enforcement Activity, and Forensic Examination. The current academic staff of the chair consists of 7 Candidates of Legal Sciences (Associate Professors), 3 Senior Lecturers, and 2 Assistants.

The chair productively cooperates with counterpart chairs at Tajik National University, the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tajikistan, Tashkent State University of Law, the Military-Technical Institute of the National Guard of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz National University, and the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia.

Head of the Department is  Oshilova F.A. – candidate of law, associate professor

Chair of Civil and Labor Law

The chair of Civil and Labor Law was established on the basis of the chair of Civil, Entrepreneurial, and International Law pursuant to the decision of an University Academic Council dated May 29, 2015, No. 10. Taking into account educational process, alignment of chairs names with the specifics and objectives of specialized activities, and compliance with the balance between academic staff and taught disciplines, the above-mentioned chair was divided into two independent chairs in August 2016. As a result, the chair of Civil and Labor Law was established under the leadership of Associate Professor Sanavvarov G.B. Currently, the position of head of the chair is occupied by Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor Ochilova Firūza Ayubovna.

The chair employs 11 lecturers, including 7 full-time staff members and 3 internal part-time lecturers. Among the core staff, there are 5 Candidates of Sciences (Associate Professors), 1 Senior Lecturer, and 2 Assistants.

The mission and objectives of the chair are to train specialists who meet modern requirements in the fields of civil law, family law, land and housing law, environmental law, and other pressing issues of the legal sphere.

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