The course on topical issues of public and private law was conducted for the students of ENU’s Silver University

ENU’s Institute of Continuing Learning, together with the University's Faculty of Law, conducted a course on "Topical Issues of Public and Private Law" for students of the Silver University.

The lecturer of the course, Indira Saktaganova, highlighted current issues of the development of public and private law, their relationship, as well as current problems of law enforcement practice. During the classes, the students got acquainted with the key trends in the development of legislation and judicial practice, learned how to analyze legal conflicts and find ways to solve them. Special attention was paid to the issues of interaction between public and private law, their role in ensuring a balance between the interests of the individual and society in the context of modern digitalization.

The listeners shared their feedback.

"I learned a lot of interesting things during the course. Private law is based on equality of the parties, autonomy of the will and freedom of contract, whereas public law is based on inequality, where the state acts as the bearer of power. At the same time, these areas are not isolated, but complement each other, ensuring a balance of freedom and law and order," learner Shaida Kabykenova said. 

Kulyaimash Mustafina expressed gratitude to ENU’s Institute of Continuing Learning for this course. According to her, the classes were very interesting, with an analysis of life situations and practical recommendations.

Margarita Kazkenova:

"There are wonderful teachers at ENU! Professor Indira Sovetovna explained the complex material in an accessible way and helped us understand the vital issues."

Meiramgul Sagindykova:

"The course was very interesting and useful. Indira Saktaganova is a true professional in her field.  Analyzing the different situations we face in life, she explained to each of us in a simple, accessible and open way. The course was very useful."

Bagzhamal Kaliyeva:

"The course was conducted at a high level. The material was explained in an accessible way, with examples. Professor Indira Saktaganova is equally fluent in Kazakh and Russian, which is very important for the audience."

Gulmira Zholbaskanova:

"Understanding the transformation of legal regulation methods in the context of digitalization and the interaction of imperative and dispositive methods has become especially valuable."

Saulegul Beisenkulova:

"Complex legal terms were explained in simple language. Such courses inspire and help the older generation to keep abreast of changes."

Kultai Spanova:

"The classes were held in the format of an active discussion. The knowledge gained has become useful not only theoretically, but also in everyday life. I would like to continue my development on legal issues."

Creating conditions for affordable and high-quality continuing learning for people of all ages is a priority area of the Institute of Continuing Learning and finds practical implementation in the project "Dialogue of Generations", which demonstrates a sustainable model of intergenerational partnership in the university environment.