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Th e right to education is a fundamental human right making possible the realisation of other rights of human beings. Th e authors starts the research with the core characteristics of the human right to education. Human rights law prescribes that education of all types and at all levels should be accessible for everyone and adaptable to respond to the changing world order. In these uncertain times distance education is considered an appropriate form of education that ensures the access to  knowledge and professional skills to a broad group of learners. Th e researchers pay attention to the legal regulations and practical aspects of the provision of distance education in the times of the pandemic. Distance learning in Belarus is analysed in the context of higher education in general and in realm of legal education in particular. Th e article is enriched by the fi ndings of the empirical research carried out among the academic staff of the Belarusian law school. Th e survey makes an attempt to assess the capacity of law teachers to provide online legal education.

The Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Distance Learning in Higher Education: Case Study of Belarusian Law Schools