The School of Law and Social Sciences at Alte University offers students an education based on modern educational approaches, international academic standards, and practical learning.
The school delivers Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs in Law, as well as a Bachelor’s degree program in Psychology. These programs are led by the university's highly qualified academic staff, experienced visiting lecturers, and industry practitioners. Through their involvement, students acquire fundamental theoretical knowledge while gaining exposure to the real-world professional environment and contemporary challenges of the field.
The school fosters the development of independent and critical thinking in students, encouraging the practical application of knowledge and the realization of their professional and personal potential.
Practice-Based Learning
The school places special emphasis on practice-based learning, research activities, and active student engagement in the academic process, tailored to the specific needs of each program and discipline:
Law Programs: Students master practical skills in drafting and analyzing legal documentation and participate in moot court proceedings held in a dedicated Moot Courtroom. This allows them to apply their theoretical knowledge and develop professional skills in an environment that closely simulates real-life legal practice.
Bachelor’s Program in Psychology: Students complete practical training at partner organizations, gaining hands-on work experience in a real professional setting under the guidance of field specialists.
International Relations
The school maintains an active presence in the international academic space and is a member of the European Law Faculties Association (ELFA). The association promotes deeper cooperation among European universities and the advancement of academic standards in legal education.
In addition, the Dean of the School, Ketevan Tskhadadze, is a permanent member of the International Society of Public Law (ICON·S). This organization brings together public law scholars, professors, students, and legal practitioners from around the globe.
