«Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Modernizing Seminars in Public and Legal Disciplines»

Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law

The department held a seminar on the topic: "Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Modernizing Seminars in State and Legal Disciplines."

During the event, faculty discussed modern approaches to integrating artificial intelligence technologies into the educational process, opportunities for improving the effectiveness of seminars, developing digital competencies in law students, and transforming teaching methods in state and legal disciplines.

Particular attention was paid to:
▫️ the use of AI for preparing cases, assignments, and analytical materials;
▫️ developing critical thinking and academic integrity in students;
▫️ new formats for teacher-student interaction in a digital educational environment.

The seminar served as a platform for exchanging experiences, discussing teaching practices, and developing new methodological solutions aimed at improving the quality of legal education.