Besides the general theoretical, methodological and language preparation of the student for an independent scientific work the study programme includes a specific methodological, theoretical and philosophical training to use the cybernetic methods in law, to work with law as an information system and to accept information as a standard tangential object of legal relation. Specifically oriented positivistic study courses covering the issue of Private Law and Public Law reflection of development and use of information and communication technologies in various types of societal applications (public administration, judiciary, commercial transaction etc.) follow the theoretical and methodological preparation. Special attention is paid to the protection of distributed information rights ( right to privacy, right to the protection of personal data, right to information etc.), as well as to specific features of functioning of network information environment and global information society. The dominant methodology which study and development a special attention is paid to, is the methodology of legal pragmatism enabling under maintaining the basic pozitivistic paradigms the consideration of important non-legal factors which are properties of used technologies, social situations, economical parameters etc.