This Master's program, offered by the Faculty of Law at Lomonosov Moscow State University, focuses on the legal regulation of insolvency and bankruptcy. It aims to train highly qualified specialists who can effectively manage bankruptcy prevention, recovery, and liquidation processes. The program delves into the intricacies of insolvency law, its connection to market economies, and the evolving Russian legislation in this field. It also explores related areas such as taxation, court proceedings, labor relations, valuation, and cross-border insolvency, drawing upon both Russian and international best practices. The curriculum is designed to provide a deep understanding of insolvency as a crucial legal institution. Students will study the legal framework, practical application, and theoretical underpinnings of bankruptcy. The program also integrates courses on economic aspects, international commercial arbitration, and legal techniques relevant to insolvency. Graduates will be equipped to address complex legal challenges in bankruptcy cases, contributing to the stability and efficiency of the economic system.
The curriculum combines general scientific, professional, and elective courses, along with practical training and research. It covers core legal disciplines and specialized subjects related to insolvency and bankruptcy, preparing students for both academic and practical careers.
Graduates of this program are prepared for specialized roles in the field of insolvency and bankruptcy law. The comprehensive training equips them to address complex legal challenges within the economic sphere.
Admission requires passing an entrance examination in "Jurisprudence" (written).
Tuition fees are subject to change.
The tuition fee for international students is 690,000 RUB per year. Please note that tuition fees are subject to change.
The Master's program in Civil Law Regulation of Insolvency (Bankruptcy) is a 2-year on-campus program.
The primary language of instruction for this Master's program is Russian.
To be admitted, you must have a completed Bachelor's degree in Law or an equivalent qualification. You will also need to pass a written entrance examination in "Jurisprudence" (Law).
Graduates can pursue roles such as a bankruptcy specialist, insolvency practitioner, legal counsel in bankruptcy cases, arbitration manager, or a specialist in cross-border insolvency.
International applicants need to prepare for and pass a written entrance examination in "Jurisprudence" (Law), gather required documents like your Bachelor's diploma and transcripts, and submit your application according to the university's deadlines.