The graduate students in the specialty “Law” continue to present their diploma paper on the Law Faculty of ZNU. This year, about a hundred people successfully presented their scientific work in Ukrainian, English and Polish.
It should be mentioned that last year, the faculty defended master's research papers in English for the first time.
On January 16, two law students for the first time in ZNU defended their works in Polish. Both graduates study according to the program of academic mobility and will soon receive diplomas from two universities - ZNU and the University of Wroclaw (Poland). They also here studied Polish at the preparatory courses. After that, they began studying at the faculty of law, economics and administration in a group that is composed of foreign students and for which the subjects are taught in English.
Anton Barlit and his classmate Iryna Kravchenko, presented their research, which are closely related, complementing each other: “A comparative legal analysis of the procedure for admission to higher legal education in Ukraine and the Republic of Poland” and a "Comparative legal analysis of the legal and organizational framework legal education in Ukraine and the Republic of Poland".
During the presentation, undergraduates identified the features of both systems of higher education in the field of law, told 
about the forms of education.
The work of the examination commission was supervised by the Vice-President of the Zaporizhzhia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, a graduate of the Law Faculty of ZNU Andrii Kuts. Experts and examiners were also made by: Director of the Center for Polish Law in Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, associate professor Olesya Radyshevsky and associate professor of the Faculty of Law of ZNU Natalia Brovchenko.
A number of questions were put to the speakers by an expert in the field of Polish law, who also directs the representative office of the Center for Studies of Polish Legal Doctrine of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw, Olesia Radyshevska. Finally, she noted a good level of proficiency in Polish, which was demonstrated by young specialists.
After defending graduation projects that took place in ZNU, Anton Barlit and Iryna Kravchenko told, that they should return to a Polish university, where they will continue studying for another semester. During this time, they still have to undergo practical training on the basis of Polish legal structures, after which they will defend their diploma projects in the University of Wroclaw.
