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🤝🌏👨‍🏫👩‍🏫🇺🇿🤝🇮🇳 • A joint master’s program “Joint LL.M. (One-Year)” launched between TSUL and the National Forensic Sciences University of India Head of the Department of Cyber Law at Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL), Doctor of Law, Professor Said Gulyamov, and lecturer of the department Amirjon Mardonov visited the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) of India. As part of the visit, representatives of TSUL took part in the opening ceremony of the Joint LL.M. (one-yyear) master’s program implemented between the two universities. In addition, a meeting was held with the leadership of the National Forensic Sciences University to discuss the organization of the educational process, alignment of the joint curriculum, implementation of an academic assessment system, and the establishment of faculty exchange. Special attention was given to practice-oriented learning, the development of assessment criteria, and mechanisms for the mutual recognition of academic credits (ECTS). The parties also exchanged views on establishing a Joint Center for LegalTech and Cyber Research at TSUL. Following the negotiations, an agreement was reached to conduct joint bootcamp programs and master classes on LegalTech and cybersecurity, to develop practice-oriented educational modules and research projects, to implement a system for mutual recognition of credits (ECTS), and to organize faculty and student exchanges. During the opening ceremony of the joint master’s program, Professor Said Gulyamov was awarded the title of “Honorary Professor” for his significant contribution to the development of legal science and international academic cooperation. For reference: The National Forensic Sciences University of India (NFSU) is a leading public university specializing in forensic law and cyber research. The university is among the largest scientific and educational centers in South Asia, actively develops international cooperation, and implements innovative approaches in the training of legal professionals. The Joint LL.M. (one-year) program of TSUL and the National Forensic Sciences University is aimed at fostering scholarly legal dialogue, introducing innovative educational practices, and training specialists with modern digital competencies in the field of law. @tsulbox