1. Basics of the Ukrainian Constitutional provisions and principles, governmental structure, and inter-high officials’ relations (with some comparing with Czech Republic law) – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

2. Ukrainian constitutional and domestic law provisions about martial law (with some comparing with Czech Republic law) – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

3. International documents and principles of law in war and conflicts (lecture with questions and answers) – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

4. Practice/seminar/discussion on three previous lectures – 2 academic hours

5. First legislative steps and amendments in war: the first immediate Ukrainian legislation changes and governmental actions after the Russian full-scale invasion on 24th of February 2022 – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

6. Constitutional and international human rights principles violation by Russian Government officials and soldiers – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

7. Legislative mistakes, constitutional and human rights violations by the Ukrainian government – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

8. Practice/seminar/discussion on three previous lectures – 2 academic hours

9. What should we change? The conclusions, future amendments in domestic and international standards, and issues problems preventing after the year and a half in war – 2 academic hours (lecture with questions and answers)

10. “If I was a country leader…” Open discussion with students reviewing their proposals for basic constitutional principles and provisions in wartime – 2 academic hours

11. Students' final mini-conference with students' projects/proposals and discussion about the future of constitutional law and international human rights principles in wartime – 2 academic hours