Master Class by PhD Surayeva K.S. on “Academic Writing: How to Succeed in Writing a Thesis” at the Winter School of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics

In January, 2025, The Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics successfully hosted a master class as part of its Winter School program, featuring distinguished scholar PhD Surayeva K.S. The session, titled “Academic Writing: How to Succeed in Writing a Thesis,” provided invaluable guidance for students, young researchers, and aspiring academics on mastering the art of scholarly writing.

PhD Surayeva K.S., a recognized expert in legal research and academic writing, shared essential strategies for structuring a strong thesis, formulating clear research questions, and ensuring logical argumentation. The session covered key aspects of academic integrity, citation standards, and the importance of critical analysis in legal research.

During the interactive session, participants engaged in discussions on common challenges in thesis writing, received practical tips on avoiding plagiarism, and explored techniques to enhance clarity and coherence in legal scholarship. PhD Surayeva K.S. also emphasized the significance of a well-defined methodology and the role of academic writing in advancing legal studies and practice.

The master class received high praise from attendees, who found the insights particularly beneficial in preparing their own research works. The Winter School of the Department of Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Criminalistics continues to offer opportunities for students and young scholars to develop essential academic and professional skills under the guidance of leading experts.