Upon completing the program, the graduate:

• Describes the essence of law, its fundamental principles, and their significance for the formation of the legal system; characteristics of the main legal systems and their distinctive features;
• Elaborates on the principal theories, rules, principles and regulatory characteristics of the program's field-specific study courses, encompassing:
  - methods of norm interpretations;
  - principles of state organization and local self-governance, and the constitutional-legal foundations of the national model;
  - fundamental human rights and freedoms, their conceptual and value-related aspects, principles of limitation, and the features of defense mechanisms available at the national level;
  - system of international law, fundamental principles, institutions, mechanisms of international legal responsibility, and the interplay between international and national law;
  - general concepts, principles, and the system of private law, including the regulatory aspects of the relationships within the domain of general civil law, property law, law of obligations, contractual law, torts, family and inheritance law, corporate law and labor law;
  - the essence and principles of administrative law, forms of activity of the administrative body;
  - principles of criminal law, the essence of crime, types and characteristics of criminal legal responsibility, including structural underpinning of crimes, punishment, and its types;
  - Peculiarities of civil proceedings;
  - Peculiarities of administrative proceedings;
  - Peculiarities of criminal proceedings;
  - Peculiarities of constitutional proceedings; - Historical sources of Georgian law;
  - norms of professional ethics. Determines the causes of legal disputes, their main characteristics, and ways of resolving them by legal means.

Upon completing the program, the graduate:

• identifies complex and unexpected legal problems, develops ways to solve them using established and/or some of the latest methods, and presents the chosen position argumentatively;
• analysis legally significant information, including legal norms and sources;
• distinguishes between the main institutions of the national legal system;
• distinguishes between the fields of public and private law, qualifies legal relationships thereof;
• drafts, amends, and interprets legal documents, including civil and administrative contracts, adjudicating acts, procedural documents, individual and normative administrative acts;
• in accordance with predetermined instructions, develops research or practical project;
• in accordance with predetermined instructions, provides legal consultations;
• taking into account the legal means of dispute resolution and ethical norms, develops a dispute resolution strategy and tactics;
• verbally and in writing, in both native and English languages, discusses own ideas, existing legal problems, and their solutions with specialists and non-specialists using appropriate information and communication technologies; Appropriately uses legal terminology;
• searches and identifies necessary information, including the sources of national and international law, legislative amendments, case law, scholarly novelties using electronic library systems and other databases, primary legal information systems.

Upon completing the program, the graduate:

• recognizes the importance of maintaining ethical and professional standards in professional activities, on the basis of which the graduate will be able to maintain these standards in his/her own activities;
• recognizes the principles necessary for the formation of a legal and democratic state, fundamental human rights and freedoms, and the importance of their realization;
• determines the value of basic legal principles;
• leads activities aimed at personal and collective development, adhering to the fundamental principles of individual and collaborative work;
• demonstrates the capacity to constantly advancing knowledge, embarcing the principle of "lifelong learning.