Commencing from the 2026/2027 academic year, the Academy of Justice will launch an applied Master’s degree program specializing in "Judicial Activities," offering both full-time and evening formats of instruction. The duration of the Master’s program is one year, upon completion of which graduates are awarded a state-recognized diploma certifying the fulfillment of the respective stage of higher legal education. Education within the Master’s programs is organized on a fee-paying contract basis, with the tuition costs determined by the Academy Council in coordination with the Supreme Judicial Council.

It is important to note that specific categories of candidates applying to the Academy are not eligible for the admission incentives provided by law for entry into other higher education institutions across the republic. The admission quotas and parameters for the Academy’s Master’s programs are approved annually by the Supreme Judicial Council based on proposals submitted by the Academy Council. This program is specifically designed to provide rigorous practical training, aligning judicial expertise with modern legal requirements and professional standards.