Civil Law and International Law Department

The Chair of the Department is T.S. Taranova, Ph.D. in Law, associate professor.

The Department was founded in September 1999. Nowadays, 17 faculty members work at the Department, among them are 2 professors, holding a post-doctoral degree and a full professor title in Law; 2 assigned professors (Ph.D. in Law); 9 senior lecturers, and 4 assistants. They give classes on many subjects.

The Department provides courses in speciality disciplines and specialisation disciplines, those are

- Civil Law,
- Civil Procedural Law,
- Business Law,
- Business Procedural Law,
- Family Law,
- Agriculture and Land Law,
- Ecology Law.

In addition to basic disciplines, the Department's staff members give the series of specialist and specialisation courses, those are

- International Trade Law,
- International Humanitarian Law,
- Intellectual Property Law,
- Entrepreneurial Law,
- Legislative Regulations for Notary Houses, and others.

All in all, the Department's faculty give about 8,025 hours of basic disciplines classes and supplementary classes annually.

The main direction of scientific research is applicability of the discrete and continual methodology in civil and business law.

The recent publications of the Department's authors:

- V.G. Tikhinja Civil Code, volume 1 -:Minsk, 2001;
- V.G. Tikhinja Civil Procedure, volume 1 -:Minsk, 2001;
- V.G. Tikhinja International Private Law -:Minsk, 2001;
- V.G. Tikhinja Business Lawsuit Entities -:Minsk, 2001;
- V.G. Tikhinja N.N. Zhukova Law Regulations for International Fright and Passengers -:Minsk, 2001;
- V.G. Tikhinja, A.A. Goncharov Offshore Business (legislative aspects) -:Minsk, 2001;
- Vitushko B.A. Civil Law (part I). volume 1 -:Minsk, 2001
- V.I. Ermolovich Serbian State Law of the Middle Ages -:Minsk, 2001.

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