List of law schools in Russia
This is a list of main law schools in Russia in alphabetical order.
Russian law schools do not require attendees to have a bachelor's degree. For example, Vladimir Putin attended law school straight out of high school.[1]
- Academic Law University under the auspices of the Institute of State and Law, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Bashkir State University - Institute of Law
- Baikal State University of Economics and Law
- Chelyabinsk State University - Faculty of Law
- Finance University under the Government of the Russian Federation - Faculty of Law
- Higher School of Economics - Faculty of Law
- Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law
- Irkutsk State University - Faculty of Law
- Kazan Federal University - Faculty of Law
- Khabarovsk State Academy of Economics and Law
- Kutafin Moscow State Law University
- Moscow State Institute of International Relations - International Law School
- Moscow State University Faculty of Law
- Petrozavodsk State University, Petrozavodsk [2] - Faculty of Law
- Russian Peoples' Friendship University - Faculty of Law
- Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration – M.M. Speransky Law Faculty
- Russian State University for the Humanities - Faculty of Law
- Russian School of Private Law
- Ryazan State University - Faculty of Law
- Saint Petersburg State Polytechnical University - Faculty of Law
- Saint Petersburg State University, Faculty of Law
- Saratov State Academy of Law
- Siberian Federal University - Institute of Law
- State University of Management - Institute of Public Administration and Law
- South Ural State University - Faculty of Law
- Tyumen State University - Faculty of Law
- Ural State Law University
- Voronezh State University - Faculty of Law
See also
References
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