The academic discipline 'Criminal Procedure Law' aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of Russian criminal proceedings, including their purpose, objectives, structure, and content. Upon completion of this course, students will possess knowledge of fundamental concepts, terminology, and norms of criminal procedure law, understand its principles and institutions, and be familiar with the relevant legal acts and international standards. Students will also develop the ability to apply these norms to specific situations, interpret them correctly, and draft procedural documents. This discipline is a core component of the professional cycle for Bachelor's degree students in Jurisprudence, building upon prior knowledge in state and law theory, constitutional law, administrative law, and criminal law.
The curriculum covers key aspects of criminal procedure, from the initial stages of a criminal case to its conclusion and subsequent review. It includes topics such as the nature of criminal process, participants, evidence, coercive measures, procedural decisions, investigation, trial proceedings, and international cooperation.
Tuition fees for Master's programs in 2025/2026 are listed in RUB. Full tuition without any grant is 490,000 RUB for programs like Applied Mathematics and Informatics, Data Analytics and Applied Statistics, Artificial Intelligence, and Legal Tech. Specific fees vary by program. This program is a Bachelor's degree, and specific Bachelor's tuition fees are not provided in the source.
This Bachelor's programme provides a comprehensive understanding of Russian criminal proceedings. You will learn fundamental concepts, terminology, principles, and relevant legal acts, and develop the ability to apply them to specific situations and draft procedural documents.
Students are expected to have prior knowledge in 'Theory of State and Law', 'Constitutional Law of Russia', 'Administrative Law', and 'Criminal Law (General and Special Parts)'.
The curriculum covers the nature of the criminal process, participants, evidence, coercive measures, procedural decisions, investigation, trial proceedings, and international cooperation in criminal justice.
Teaching includes lectures, seminars, and self-study. Assessment involves written exams, seminar participation, control works, and homework assignments.
You can find information on how to apply by visiting the Undergraduate Admissions Page on the HSE University - St. Petersburg website and reviewing the specific admission steps provided.
Specific tuition fees for Bachelor's programmes are not provided in the available information. The provided fee information pertains to Master's programs.