Knowledge and understanding

· Broad knowledge of the main features, principles and institutions of the national legal system; · Deep knowledge of public, private, criminal or international law; · Realized the essence of the law and the importance of the fundamental principles of the law for the formation of the legal system; · Knowledge of definition methods; · Knowledge of state organization and local self-government issues; · Knowledge of basic human rights and freedoms; · Knowledge of the basic principles of international public law; · Knowledge of contractual and legally binding relations; · Knowledge of property law; · Realized the essence and principles of administrative law; · Knowledge of the essence, types and features of criminal liability; · Knowledge of civil proceedings; · Knowledge of administrative proceedings; · Knowledge of criminal proceedings; · Knowledge of the sources of Georgian law.

Skills

· Apply the acquired abstract knowledge and skills to the practical situation, use the knowledge to identify specific problems; · The ability to search for relevant regulatory norms of a legal life case, its definition (For example, grammatical i.e. word-by-word, systematic, historical, objective-teleological methods) and, on the basis of this, the ability to solve the case in a legally correct manner; · Ability to interpret and apply the legal act regulating a specific relationship; · Ability to work with, draft, amend and interpret legal documentation based on predetermined instructions (for example: contract, lawsuit, statement of defence, complaint, court decision, petition); · On the basis of predetermined guidelines, the ability to provide legal consultations to citizens to protect client’s right that is violated or controversial.

· Ability to draw a legal conclusion on the problem based on the definition of the normative bases and critical analysis; · Based on the analysis of information with legal significance, the ability to formulate a thesis for its solution, taking into account a multifaceted view of the problem, and to argue the chosen position; · Ability to discuss and critically evaluate problematic issues of practice; · Ability to find, interpret, critically analyze, and draw evidence-based conclusions from data, norms, and information necessary to solve problems; · The ability of legal analysis of individual legal institutions in continental European and Anglo-American legal system countries and their comparison with the national system. · Ability to convey and argue legal ideas, problems and conclusions in native and English, both verbally and in writing, as well as the ability to use legal terminology. · Ability to use the latest information-technical means of legislative changes and other innovations and materials implemented in the field of law. · Ability to provide written and oral information to both lawyers and non-lawyers related to legal documentation and any legal issues.

Responsibility and autonomy

· The ability to deepen the acquired knowledge, raise qualifications and professional development. · Ability to keep up-to-date with the latest scientific legal literature, legislative changes, practice and electronic libraries (for example, HeinOnline); · Within the framework of continuous legal education, the ability to determine the need to take appropriate certificate courses and continue studying at the next level - Master's degree; · Ability to constantly update knowledge. · Realized principles, basic human rights and freedoms necessary for the formation of a legal state. · Ability to promote the implementation of human rights and strive for justice to establish the principle of proportionality and good faith; · Realized the ethics of professional activity; · Realized social and democratic values learned in the course of professional activity.