Traditions. Values. RecognitionList of the department’s programs
• Bachelor’s Degree:
- 6B04220 “Jurisprudence”
- 6B04201 “Public Service and Judiciary”
- 6B12330 “Law Enforcement”
- 6B04222 “Prosecution and Investigation Activities”
• Master’s Degree:
- 7M04208 “Relevant Law Issues”
- 7M04219 “Jurisprudence”
• Doctoral Degree:
- 8D04208 “Modern Development Trends in the of Kazakhstani Law”
Summary
The Department of Civil Law Disciplines is one of the strongest departments of Alikhan Bokeikhan University due to its teaching staff who are constantly engaged in scientific research, applying innovations in the educational process, and their creative approach to their work as well. There is a favourable atmosphere at the department where each teacher feels more like a part of the family than just an employee. We would be glad to welcome you as a student of the Faculty of Law at Alikhan Bokeikhan University and the Department of Civil Law Disciplines!
Scientific Work
The department’s staff actively makes scientific research covering a wide range of private law regulation issues. The focus is on both theoretical and practical aspects of civil law which allows students not only to better understand legal mechanisms but also to prepare for solving current issues they may encounter in legal practice.
Teachers of the department work on projects within the framework of grant financing of the Committee of Science of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan such as:
"Digital rights in the Republic of Kazakhstan: development of legal mechanisms for expanding the content of legal personality in the era of digital transformation (in the plane of private legal relations)" IRN: AR 19676064 Scientific supervisor: c.j.s. Kaishataeva Asel Kuandykova
Research supervisor: Candidate of Juridicial Sciences Kaishataeva Asel Kuandykovna
"Effectiveness of mechanisms of legal responsibility in the health care system of the Republic of Kazakhstan: national priorities and international standards IRN: AR 19674495 Scientific supervisor: c.j.s. Ibrahimova Flura Galimovna
The department has formed a school of medical law, teachers are constantly improving their skills and engaged in professional development. They take courses related to innovative technologies in education and the development of artificial intelligence.
During the period of Alikhan Bokeikhan University Dissertation Council the following dissertation researches were successfully defended at the Department of Civil Law Disciplines: Nurekeshov Talap Kairatovich – "Legal Issues of Ensuring the Balance Between Traditional and Alternative Energy in the Context of the Republic of Kazakhstan's Transition to a Green Economy" 28.02.2020
Razieva Dinara Bagdatovna – "Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Improving the Institution of Labor Legal Liability" 25.04.2020
Amirova Meruert Askarovna – "Current Issues of Law Enforcement Practice and Improvement of Legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan Regulating the Sphere of Public Procurement" 21.12.2024
Magauyanov Dauren Abiltaevich – "Problems and Prospects of Legal Regulation of Population Migration in the Republic of Kazakhstan" 26.11.2024
The department has created all necessary conditions for active scientific work. Regular research is conducted within the framework of priority scientific programs and projects, which deepens knowledge in the field of private law relations and stimulates the development of new scientific directions. These efforts are aimed at maintaining a high level of scientific activity and integrating the educational process with current research in law, thereby enhancing the quality of specialist training.
Educational Work
The department hosts the scientific research club "Optimus," under the guidance of the senior lecturer of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines, Master of Law Raimbekova Zh.E. Club members participate in republican and international competitions, Olympiads, and conferences, which fosters scientific activity and strengthens students' connections with the scientific community.
Students feel like advocates of the culture of knowledge, with their research extending beyond legal disciplines; for instance, 70% of club participants attended a seminar-training organized by FAMS.