The Law department headed by the Candidate of judicial Sciences, associate professor Samilyk G.M. was founded in Irpin’ industrial college in 1995. The first admission of students for studies on the program of junior specialist took place in 1995.

The In 1996 on the base of this department the Faculty of Law was established and Grigoryj M. Samilyk was appointed Dean of it. The same year the Chair of Law began its work at the faculty, Samilyk G.M. being the heard of it.
Four chairs were established in 1999: the Chair of Criminal Law, Criminal Process and Criminalistics; Financial Law; Civil-Law subjects; Theory and History of the State and Law.
In May, 1999 the faculty obtained accreditation of the second level and got a license for training specialists. In May, 2000 the speciality “ Jurisprudence” was accredited at the third level and the first 70 lawers graduated from the University.
In June, 2001 the faculty got a license for training Masters of Law.
The Dean of Faculty, Samilyk Grygoriy Mykhaylovych, the Candidate of judicial Sciences, associate professor, the Honoured Lawer of Ukraine.
Samilyk G.M. got education in High School of MIA of the USSR in 1973 (speciality – “Jurisprudence”).
He is the author of more than 50 scientific works.

There are 7 Doctors of judicial Sciences and 32 Candidates of judicial Sciences at the faculty.

Over 130 students are the members of the students’ scientific society and they take part in conferences which are held by the university and outside of it.
The post-graduate study was set up at the faculty in the following specialities: “Theory of Management, Administrative Law and Process, Financial Law, Informative Law”; “ Criminal Process and Criminalistics, Judicial Examination”, and the specialized Scientific Council functions in speciality 12.00.07.
Studies for the educational qualification “Specialist” are conducted in specializations: “Financial Law,” “Court, Prosecuting Magistracy, Advocacy”.
Training for Master’s Degree is carried out on two programs: “The legal ensuring of financial activity of the state”, “Organization and administration of legal work in the bodies of STS”.
There are 1,100 students at the faculty. On finishing the Faculty of Law graduates will be able to work:
– in the bodies of state tax service, state treasury, state control–inspection service, financial departments;
– in customs bodies, courts, prosecuting magistracy;
– as lawers in the enterprises, agencies, organizations of any form of ownership.