The Institute of Economics and Law was established on the basis of the Faculty of Economics and Law by Order No. 254 of the Rector dated June 30, 2025. The founders of the Faculty are Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Zholboldu Nyshanbaevich Alykulov, Senior Lecturer Kamil Abdullaevich Maksytov, Candidate of Economic Sciences Begizhon Madaminovich Turdubekov, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Bekmamat Turgunbaevich Zhooshbaev - first Dean of the Faculty.

The Institute of Economics and Law was established on the basis of the Faculty of Economics and Law by Order No. 254 of the Rector dated June 30, 2025.

The Faculty of Economics and Law, as an independent structural unit, was founded on May 22, 2000, by Order No. 188 of the Rector, on the basis of the departments of Accounting and Auditing, Finance and Credit, and Economic Theory.

The founders of the faculty are Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Zholboldu Nyshanbaevich Alykulov, Senior Lecturer Kamil Abdullaevich Mak­sytov, and Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Begizhon Madaminovich Turdubekov. The first dean of the faculty was Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Bekmamat Turgunbaevich Zhooshbaev.

The Institute of Economics and Law is a dynamically developing educational structure that trains highly qualified specialists in the fields of Economics, Jurisprudence, and Social Work.

Information on personnel training is presented in the table below:

Upon graduation, students receive state-recognized diplomas of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Structure of the Institute

·                Department of Economics, Accounting and Finance

·                Department of Civil Law and Advocacy

·                Department of Criminal Law Disciplines

·                Department of Philosophy and Humanities named after Professor Sh. Niyazaliev

·                Economic and Legal College

Material- technical base

The institute’s facilities include 32 classrooms and teaching laboratories, 3 computer labs, 6 interactive whiteboards, 3 projectors, 80 computers, and 17 printers. This ensures high-quality study of academic disciplines and enables students to conduct research projects under the supervision of the teaching staff.

Academic staff

The academic staff includes 112 teachers, of whom 87 are full-time and 25 are part-time. Among them are 6 Doctors of Science and 15 Candidates of Science. Leading scholars and educators of the Kyrgyz Republic teach at the institute, including: 14 Excellence in Education awardees of the Kyrgyz Republic, a Distinguished Worker of Accounting of the Kyrgyz Republic, an Honored Specialist in Accounting and Auditing, two Honorary Citizens of Manas City, and two nominees of the Akyil-Tirek Award.

Research Activities

The institute operates a scientific school in the specialty 08.00.05 “Economics and Management of the National Economy.” Heads: Doctor of Economics, Professor Ainura K. Askarova and Doctor of Economics, Professor A. B. Karbekova.

The institute has published 18 monographs, over 200 scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals, 25 textbooks and teaching manuals, including those approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic 46 works have certificates of state registration of copyright.

Staff members have participated in more than 80 conferences at various levels, including international ones. Students actively engage in research work and use modern information technologies in preparing their qualification papers.

Olympiad Movement

The institute actively promotes academic competitions. Every year, student Olympiads are held in the following disciplines: Economics (for economic and non-economic specialties), Finance, Money Circulation and Credit, Accounting, Analysis and Auditing, and Jurisprudence.

Institute students also participate in regional Olympiads and frequently become prize-winners.

The international cooperation

The institute maintains academic and scientific cooperation with leading universities, including:

v    Kazan Federal University;

v    Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abay;

v    Central Asian Innovation University;

v    Zhezkazgan University named after O.A.Baikonurov;

v    Bashkir State University;

v    International Sciences Academy of Novosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk;

v    Voronezh Institute of Economics and Law;

v    Kharkov State University;

v    Samara State University.

National Partnerships

v   Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic

v Kyrgyz National University named after J.Balasagyn;

v    Kyrgyz Economic University;

v    Osh State University;

v    Naryn State University;

v    Osh Technological University;

v    International University named after K.Sh.Toktomamatov;

v    Osh Social University;

v    Batken State University;

v    Bishkek Humanities University;

v    Osh State Institute of Law;

v    National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic;

v    Kyrgyz State Law Academy under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Students

More than 1,600 students study at the Institute of Economics and Law. Over its existence, the institute has trained over 3,000 graduates who meet national educational standards of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Their high demand in production, administration, education, and cultural sectors both in Kyrgyzstan and abroad demonstrates the strong professional preparation of young specialists.

Students undergo practical training at prestigious institutions, organizations, and enterprises of the Kyrgyz Republic.