The School of Law offers a Bachelor's degree in Law, a Master's degree in Law, and Public Administration, as well as a Doctorate program in Law, and International Law. The School has the following departments:

• Theory of Legal Studies and Public Law

• Private Law

• Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

• International and European Law

• Social Governance

The school also offers students a parallel course of study in certificate programs-  training that gives current law students the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and effective practical skills in a particular legal field.

These certificate programs are an answer to the problem of the narrow specializations that typically exist in other Ukrainian law schools. In the Ukrainian national system of education, specializations often limit the educational opportunities of future lawyers. The narrow specialization is then indicated in the diploma, which potentially narrows employment opportunities.

Certificate programs are carefully structured sets of elective courses on related topics, and are included in the Master or Bachelor program "Law".  Students may master several certificate programs, or may not choose any, forming their own unique individual learning plan. Students can choose the following certificate programs to study in parallel:

• Global Economic Law (taught in English)

• Criminal Justice (in partnership with Vasyl Kisil and Partners)

• Commercial Law (in partnership with Baker McKenzie)

• Business Taxation (in partnership with Ernst & Young Ukraine)

• International Public Law and Human Rights

• Current Issues in Public Law

Law Clinic

The Legal Clinic is a counseling center where students, under the guidance of teacher-curators, provide free primary legal aid in the following areas: protection of constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens and organizations; civil, housing, family, labor law, and social security law; legal regulation of business and investment activities; protection of the rights of youth and minors. The Legal Clinic cooperates with public authorities, local governments, and public organizations. As such, it has long-term cooperation with the Association of Legal Clinics of Ukraine, the International Charitable Foundation Renaissance, the OSCE Project Coordinator in Ukraine, the American Bar Association, the Ukrainian Legal Aid Foundation, among others.

Kyiv-Mohyla Moot Court Society

Established in May 2013 by a joint decision of students, alumni, and Law School administration the society promotes supports and coordinates activities related to the participation of Kyiv-Mohyla Law School in moot courts and other analogous student competitions. Since 2005 students from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy have been participating and winning in major international law competitions.

Research

• Center for Rule of Law conducts fundamental research on the rule of law and introduces modern approaches to its understanding and practical application into Ukrainian jurisprudence.

• Center for International Human Rights Protection provides research and analytical support of legislative and law enforcement activities in Ukraine.

• Jeanne Monet Center is one of the leading research, educational and resource center on European integration in Ukraine.

• Institute of German Law conducts interdisciplinary research and comparative study in German. The comparative study of the existing problems of both legal systems provides a foundation for the latest developments in Ukrainian legislation.

• Center for Innovative Methods of Legal Education coordinates research in legal education methodology and introduces fundamentally new approaches to modern training of lawyers in the system of legal education in Ukraine.