The Department of Civil Law Disciplines

Head of the department Natalia Olegovna Ramazanova, Candidate of Legal Sciences.

Currently, the department employs 22 teachers, including 3 professors, 13 associate professors, candidates of science, and 6 assistants.

Specialties

The Department of Civil Law Disciplines trains students in the specialty 6–05–0421–01 "Jurisprudence" with a specialization in "Business Law"; "Legal support for foreign economic activity."

Master's preparation:

The department recruits and trains master's students in the specialty 7-06-0421-01 "Jurisprudence" with a specialization in "Legal Support of Economic Activities" with the award of a Master's degree. The master's program provides training in both Russian and English.

Postgraduate studies:

The department has opened postgraduate studies in specialties 12.00.03 – civil law; business law; family law; private international law; 12.00.05 – labor law; social security law.

Faculty of the Department as of September 1, 2025:
1. Tatyana Sergeevna Taranova – Head of Department, Doctor of Law, Professor;
2. Konstantin Viktorovich Akimenko – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
3. Nikolay Nikolaevich Artyushenko – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
4. Evgeny Ivanovich Astapov – Candidate of Law;
5. Vladimir Adamovich Zenkovich – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
6. Larisa Anatolyevna Kozyrevskaya – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
7. Irina Petrovna Mankevich – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
8. Dmitry Vladimirovich Petrochenkov – Candidate of Law;
9. Tatyana Adamovna Sigaeva – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
10. Lyudmila Petrovna Stanishevskaya, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor;
11. Natalia Iosifovna Tarasevich, Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
12. Elena Vatslavovna Chichina, Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
13. Inga Aleksandrovna Sharapa, Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
14. Anzhelika Vasilievna Yasinskaya-Kazachenko, Candidate of Law, Associate Professor;
15. Natalia Iosifovna Ivut, Senior Lecturer;
16. Elena Adamovna Lazarchuk, Senior Lecturer;
17. Oleg Anatolyevich Prokhorchik, Senior Lecturer;
18. Elena Pavlovna Shevchenko, Senior Lecturer

Academic and Support Staff:
1. Natalia Anatolyevna Safronova, Department Specialist;
2. Nazar Aleksandrovich Yemelyanchenko – Secretary of the Academic Department.

Educational activities

Disciplines

The following academic disciplines are assigned to the department:

General Higher Education:
1. Copyright
2. Alternative Dispute Resolution
3. Banking Law
4. Civil Procedure
5. Civil Law
6. Civil Law (Part 1)
7. Civil Law (Part 2)
8. Housing Law
9. Protection and Assessment of Confidential Information
10. Land Law
11. Investment Law
12. Enforcement Proceedings
13. Communication Skills of a Lawyer
14. Corporate Law
15. Mediation
16. International Civil Procedure
17. Fundamentals of Intellectual Property Management
18. Consumer Rights and Their Protection
19. Intellectual Property Law
20. Proceedings in Economic and Arbitration Courts
21. Family Law
22. Transport Law
23. Labor Law
24. Business Procedure
25. Environmental Law
26. Legal Clinic

Master's program:
1. Current issues in agrarian law
2. Current issues in the theory and practice of civil law
3. Current issues in labor law
4. State regulation of economic activity
5. Civil cases related to economic activity
6. Research seminar
7. Research seminar
8. Legal support for environmental and food safety in economic activity
9. Legal regulation of corporate relations and the securities market
10. Issues of international civil procedure

Master's program (in English):
1. IT law
2. Current issues in intellectual property law and other civil law institutions
3. Current issues in the regulation and implementation of public law relations
4. Business law
5. Institutional law of the Union State, the EAEU, and the CIS
6. Research seminar
7. Legal support for the development of e-government
8. Legal regulation of the securities market
9. Legal regulation of the labor of certain categories of employees
10. Lawmaking by Representative, Executive, and Judicial Authorities
11. Problems of International Civil Procedure
12. Contemporary Problems and Methodology of Legal Science
13. Trade Negotiations and Trade Dispute Resolution
14. Settlement of Legal Conflicts in Mediation

Research work

Currently, the department's faculty is developing a research topic: Ensuring the Security of the Individual, Society, and the State through Private and Public Law.

NIRS:

The department operates the Student Research Laboratory "Verdict." The scientific director of the Student Research Laboratory "Verdict" is I.P. Mankevich, PhD in Law and Associate Professor. The main goal of the Student Research Laboratory "Verdict" is to unite active, creative, and academically capable undergraduate and graduate students, to acquire research and organizational skills, and to thoroughly study and consolidate their academic material. Participants of the Student Legal Clinic "Verdict" actively participate in competitions, olympiads, and conferences at various levels. The Student Legal Clinic "Verdict" is awarded by the Special Fund of the President of the Republic of Belarus for Social Support of Gifted Pupils and Students.

 Student legal clinic and branches of the department

The Student Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law of BGEU is the Legal Clinic, headed by N.I. Ivut, Senior Lecturer of the Department.
The Legal Clinic's objectives include providing free legal assistance to low-income individuals, the unemployed, the disabled, pensioners, and other categories of citizens. Information and legal assistance is provided to citizens in the form of written and oral consultations. Consultations are provided on civil, labor, and other matters.
Civil, family, housing, and social security law.
The department operates branches of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines, based at two organizations: YurSpektr LLC and the Belarusian Scientific and Industrial Association. The main goal of the branches is to combine science and practice in the educational process and enhance the creative and intellectual potential of department staff, employees of organizations, and students. YurSpektr LLC is a regular information partner for events held by the department.

The department's scientific and methodological publications include:
1. Substantive and Procedural Problems of Realizing the Rights of Participants in Civil and Related Legal Relations: Monograph / T.S. Taranova [et al.]; edited by T.S. Taranova. – Minsk: RIVSh, 2023, – 192 p.
2. Taranova, T.S. The reasoning behind the court decision in the draft Civil Procedure Code / T.S. Taranova // Justice of Belarus. - 2023. - No. 2. - Pp. 40-44.
3. Taranova, T.S. Formation of procedural law on the lands of Belarus / T.S. Taranova, L.P. Stanishevskaya // Economic growth of the Republic of Belarus: globalization, innovation, sustainability: Proc. of the XV Int. scientific-practical. conf., Minsk, May 19-20, 2022 - Minsk, BGEU, 2022. - 567 p., Pp. 458-459.
4. Taranova, T.S. Features of proof at the stage of supervisory proceedings in the Belarusian Civil Procedure / T.S. Taranova // Economic growth of the Republic of Belarus: globalization, innovation, sustainability: Proc. of the XV Int. scientific-practical. Conf., (Minsk, May 19-20, 2022). – Minsk, BGEU, 2022. – 567 p., pp. 460-461.
5. Taranova, T.S. Proof at the Stage of Supervisory Proceedings in Civil Procedure / T.S. Taranova // Vesnik Belarusiana Dzyarzhaўnaga Ekanamichnaga ўiversiteta. – 2022. – No. 2. – pp. 93-99.
6. Taranova, T.S. Appeal, Review, and Revision of a Court Decision in Civil Proceedings / T.S. Taranova // Scientific Works of the Belarusian State University of Economics. – Minsk: BGEU, 2022 – Issue 15. – 712 p., pp. 613-620.
7. Environmental Law: a textbook and methodological manual / compiled by I.P. Mankevich. - Minsk: BGEU, 2022. - 171 p.
8. Natural Resource Law: a textbook and methodological manual / compiled by I.P. Mankevich. - Minsk: BGEU, 2021. - 165 p.
9. Taranova, T.S. Civil and Economic Procedure: a textbook and methodological manual / T.S. Taranova, D.G. Tsygankov. - Minsk: BGEU, 2020. - 116 p.
10. Tarasevich, N.I. Commentary on Articles 56-89, 212, 308-311 of the Labor Code of the Republic of Belarus / N.I. Tarasevich // Article-by-article commentary on the Labor Code of the Republic of Belarus / editorial board: G.A. Vasilevich (chairman); A.A. Grechenkov, G.B. Shishko [et al.]. - Minsk: Register, 2020. - Pp. 397-600,806-808, 1052-1078.
11. Yasinskaya-Kazachenko, A.V. Collective labor disputes and their settlement: monograph / A.V. Yasinskaya-Kazachenko. - Minsk: RIVSh, 2019. - 224 p.

Contacts

Address:  65 Rokossovskogo prosp., bldg 8, room 65, k.8

Tel.:+375 17 209 79-61
+375 17 209 79-47

Email:kgrpd@bseu.by

Site:http://pravo.bseu.by/

staff of the department

Taranova Tatyana Sergeevna - Head of the Department, Doctor of Law, Professor;

Astapov Evgeniy Ivanovich - candidate of legal sciences;

Zenkovich Vladimir Adamovich - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Kozyrevskaya Larisa Anatolyevna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Mankevich Irina Petrovna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Petrochenkov Dmitry Vladimirovich - candidate of legal sciences; 

Sigaeva Tatiana Adamovna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Stanishevskaya Lyudmila Petrovna - Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor;

Tarasevich Natalya Iosifovna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Chichina Elena Vatslavovna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Sharapa Inga Aleksandrovna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Yasinskaya-Kazachenko Anzhelika Vasilievna - Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor;

Ivut Natalya Iosifovna - assistant;

Poleshchuk Olga Olegovna - assistant;

Prokhorchik Oleg Anatolyevich - assistant;

Chuchval Angelina Andreevna - assistant.