Study law degrees in China Universities

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China is one of the best countries to get a law degree. To become an expert in international law, one must be proficient in Chinese law and its complicated legal system. Tsinghua University, Peking University, and many other excellent Chinese universities have provided law degrees in many professional fields such as commercial law, comparative law, international law, civil law, etc.

There are 100 universities offering law subjects in China. The better ones are the Renmin University of China, China University of Political Science and Law, Peking University, Tsinghua University, East China University of political science and law, Wuhan University, and Southwest University of political science and law. This list is the specific ranking:

1. Introduction to Law Major

The major of law cultivates senior professionals who systematically master legal knowledge, are familiar with China’s laws and relevant policies of the party and can engage in legal work in state organs, enterprises, institutions, and social organizations, especially in legislative organs, administrative organs, procuratorial organs, judicial organs, arbitration institutions, and legal service institutions.

2. Curriculum arrangement and progress

2.1 Curriculum settings

The courses of illegal studies of ASUS include degree courses and non-degree courses. Degree courses are compulsory courses, including public courses and professional courses. Non-degree courses include elective and supplementary courses. The main courses include jurisprudence, Chinese legal history, foreign legal history, logic, constitution, administrative law and administrative procedure law, civil law general theory, civil law theory, commercial law, intellectual property law, economic law, criminal law general theory, criminal law theory, civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, international public law, international private law, international economic law, environmental resources law, labor, and social security law Legal English, official document writing and handling.

2.2 Overall curriculum arrangement and progress

The illegal learning curriculum arrangement of Fasu mainly focuses on the first three semesters of graduate students. The first and the next two semesters of postgraduate study are relatively heavy, and there are many subjects to study, which require the students and younger martial arts to prepare for their psychological needs. The third semester, the first half of the second semester, is a little less than the first semester. In the second half of the year, the students mainly practice outside the school. After the first three semesters of concentrated learning, the course of this study is basically finished, and there will be no classes in the second semester and the third semester of research. The third part is mainly engaged in writing papers and finding work units.

2.3 Curriculum arrangement and schedule details

The main purpose of the first semester is the direction of professional courses. On the one hand, because we are halfway out of the country, we do not learn as fine as the law school students, and the things of postgraduate entrance examination are the only fur. To help the newly enrolled students and younger martial sisters to contact and understand the illegal study of the French Academy, the courses are more and more detailed. On the other hand, more courses can be concentrated in a short time, reducing the gap between us and law students. At the same time, through the study of professional courses, most students can find their own favorite direction to learn. For the final of the second research tutor selection, professional direction selection in advance to make the bedding. Civil law is divided into general principles, property rights, claims, infringement, contracts. Criminal law is mainly divided into general provisions of criminal law, and criminal law is divided into teaching. There are also other courses, such as the constitution. The first half-semester of the course includes administrative law, criminal prosecution, civil lawsuit, intellectual property rights, legal English course, legal methodology, legal professional ethics, etc. I have to study a lot of courses in the first and second half of the semester, so I am very busy in my first half. The courses offered in the last semester of the second semester mainly tend to be practical and cultivate their own professional skills and practical application, which are carried out in the form of simulated courts, mainly involving three procedural laws of procedural law. After all, the next semester will be in the internship stage. The arrangement and progress of the second semester and the third semester of the research are reflected in the fourth item of this paper and are not described here.

4. Summary of tuition fees for master of law in major universities

Due to the low tuition fees, many international students choose to obtain degrees in China. Tuition fees for three-year or four-year undergraduate courses range from 11000 to 40000 yuan (2000 to 6000 US dollars). The cost of postgraduate courses is not high, with an average cost of 25000 to 30000 yuan. Similarly, different schools may have different situations. The tuition fees of some colleges and universities can be listed below as a reference.

4.1 Renmin University of China

Tuition: Master of law (Law) 2 years, 40000 yuan; Master of law (non-law) 3 years 60000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of Education ranked the first in China in terms of discipline and law major

Coordinates: Beijing & Suzhou

4.2 University of International Business and Economics

Tuition: Master of law (Law) 2 years 50000 yuan; Master of law (non-law) 3 years 54000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the 17th in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Beijing

4.3 Central University of Finance and Economics

Tuition: 57000 yuan for 3 years of master of law (Law); Master of law (non-law) 3 years 60000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the 29th in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Beijing

4.4 Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Tuition: Master of law (Law) 2 years 50000 yuan; Master of law (non-law) 3 years 60000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the 29th in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Shanghai

4.5 Tsinghua University

Tuition: no master of law (Law); Master of law (non-law) 3 years 65000

Ranking of discipline strength: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the seventh in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Beijing

4.6 Wuhan University

Tuition: Master of law (Law) 3 years, 44000; Master of law (non-law) 3 years 66000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the fourth in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Wuhan

4.7 Fudan University

Tuition: Master of law (Law) 3 years, 44000; Master of law (non-law) 3 years 66000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the 13th in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Shanghai

4.8 Shanghai JiaoTong University

Tuition: 66000 yuan for 3 years of master of law (Law); Master of law (non-law) 3 years 66000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the 11th in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major

Coordinates: Shanghai

4.9 Peking University (Headquarters)

Tuition: 66000 yuan for 3 years of master of law (Law); Master of law (non-law) 3 years 66000

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the third in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major ranking

Coordinates: Beijing

4.10 Peking University (Shenzhen college of international law)

Tuition: 240000 yuan in four years

Discipline strength ranking: in 2012, the Ministry of education ranked the third in China in terms of discipline ranking and law major (tied together with Peking University law school to participate in the evaluation)

Coordinates: Shenzhen

5. Admissions Process

5.1 Apply online here. Get into https://www.istudy-china.com/, enter keywords, go in to find the corresponding project, apply online, and fill in the basic personal information.

5.2 Submit your application materials and pay for the application fee of your intended program.

5.3 The admissions committee at your university will review your application.

5.4 You will get an update from China Admissions about your application

5.5 An admission letter will be sent out to you so you can start your studies in China.

6. Admission Requirements

Applicants for the Master’s program must have attained a bachelor’s degree and students who graduated from non-Chinese universities must hold a bachelor’s degree from a university accredited by the Ministry of Education of China.

7. Application Materials

7.1 filled out the application form online and the required documents will be listed on the application platform.

7.2 Graduation certificate and degree diploma

7.3 Official transcripts of your academic achievement up to the present, must be original documents or certified copies either in Chinese or English.

7.4 Personal statement letter

7.5 Two recommendation letters from your referees

7.6 Photocopy of your passport

8. Introduction to the project of master of law in Chinese University

9. Scholarships

According to relevant regulations, the university provides grants and scholarships for full-time postgraduates. Part-time postgraduates are not entitled to grants, scholarships, etc. In case of relevant national or school policy adjustment, scholarships and student loans will be implemented by the new policies and regulations (hereinafter referred to as full-time Master students).

9.1 Excellent postgraduate Award: to attract candidates with excellent results and outstanding scientific research potential to apply for the China University of political science and law, the University, together with Beijing Silicon Valley Real Estate Co., Ltd. and Beijing Legal Aid Foundation, have jointly established the Liu Wenchao Award (excellent postgraduate Award) of China University of political science and law, Excellent postgraduates will be selected and awarded from the newly enrolled postgraduates (including those who have been exempted). The winners of master’s degrees will be awarded 10000 yuan per person. The winners will be commended and rewarded at the opening ceremony of the year.

9.2 Freshmen scholarship: full-time first-year master’s degree students with outstanding achievements can obtain a freshmen scholarship. For specific policies such as the coverage ratio and amount of freshmen scholarship, please check the website of each enrollment college.

9.3 Full-time master students can participate in the scholarship according to their academic performance and comprehensive performance.

9.4 For more information about scholarships and grants, please refer to the graduate school website or the website of each enrollment college.

10. Strengthen the selection and precautions of the course

The selection and construction of intensive courses should be considered comprehensively in terms of personal interest and preference, the complexity of learning tasks in each semester, their learning ability, and their practicability. There will be some interesting courses in the first stage of research, such as the history of Chinese and foreign legal system, etc.,

but because there are many courses in the first stage of research, if you also join the College Research Association, Youth Association, and other student organizations, you will be busier. Some courses can not only go but also increase their burden.

But if you can fully allocate your time, you feel like you have spare time to finish the professional class, and it is a good choice to learn more courses and cultivate your interests. There are two kinds of reinforcement courses, i.e. lawyer practice and arbitration, which are generally studied in the last semester of the second semester. For the later work of lawyers or suggestions interested in arbitration, we will learn from them.

In fact, the usability and cost performance is relatively high. In the last semester, some intensive courses will be offered in the second semester, because the courses in this stage are relatively loose, and the class time of each course is relatively short. Students have the time to choose a good intensive course to study pertinently. Yes, it is targeted choice learning. Although the time of this stage is relatively loose, mainly from the professional class quantity, because the direction of our papers has been basically set at this time, so the tutor will often ask students to read a lot of books, open reading meetings, and generally not easy. Besides, we should prepare for internships. Therefore, choosing a cost-effective intensive course can learn and effectively save enough time to do other things.

11. FAQ

11.1 What type of visa do you need?

Visa name: Student Visa (X1 Visa; X2 Visa)

Price and currency: Price and currency varies by country

The student visa application fee varies according to your nationality, the number of entries required, the country you are applying in, and whether you want an express service. The fees can be around $30 to $150.

11.2 Who can apply for the visa?

Any foreign student who intends to study in China will have to obtain a China student visa (X visa). This visa is granted to those students who have already been accepted for admission by a recognized educational institute in China.

11.3 Where can you make the application?

Chinese Embassy or Consulate or at the Chinese diplomatic mission

You can submit your visa application form at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate or the Chinese diplomatic mission in your home country. In case you cannot come personally for the submission, you can send it through a travel agency or a visa agency for submission on your behalf. Remember that applications sent by post are not accepted by most of the Chinese Embassies or Consulates.

11.4 How to make the application?

You can download the visa form here: http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/visas/fd. Fill the visa application form carefully and accurately on your computer. Take a printout of the filled-in application form and sign it. Remember that a printout of the application form is essential as hand-written forms are not acceptable. Note that change or correction is not allowed on the printed form.

The following documentation should be submitted at the Chinese Embassy or Consulate:

Original passport with at least six months of remaining validity and blank visa pages, and a photocopy of the passport’s data page and the photo page if it is separate.

One completed Visa Application Form with a recently-taken color passport photo (bare-head, full face) against a light background.

Proof of legal stay or residence status (applicable to those not applying for the visa in their country of citizenship)

Original and photocopy of the Admission Letter issued by a school or other entities in China.

Original and photocopy of “Visa Application for Study in China” (Form JW201 or Form JW202).

After arrival: X1 visa holders must register at the local Public Security Bureau (PSB) within 30 days of arrival in China and apply for a Temporary China Residence Permit from the local PSB. X2 holders shall stay in China within the duration period as indicated on the visa, and they don’t need to apply for a temporary residence permit.

11.5 When should you apply

Apply for a student visa at least a few weeks in advance of your planned travel date to allow enough time for the application procedure to be completed on time for you to join your course. The regular processing time is 4 working days. If you want to collect your visa earlier, express service and rush service are available for an extra charge.

X1 visa is normally issued for multiple entries with a validity of up to 5 years. X2 visa is usually issued for one entry with validity for up to 6 months.

11.6 Can non-law students take the LLM examination?

In principle, it is possible to take the exam, but if you take the master’s degree, many people major in law. They may have great competitive pressure and have no advantages. Moreover, the master’s degree is independently proposed by major universities, and the content of the exam is relatively deep. Most of the illegal books are interdisciplinary and have zero foundation, so the interdisciplinary examination is generally recommended for the master of law.

11.7 Employment prospects and discrimination

The employment prospect of master of law is OK. After graduation, you can work in law firms, civil servants, legal consultants of enterprises, etc. At present, employment pressure and fierce competition are the major social environment and background. Famous schools will help employees to some extent. Of course, the personal ability is still very important.

There are more and more candidates for Fashion in recent years, and the popularity is also very high. Many enterprises do not have much recognition of famous universities, so the discrimination in employment is not obvious, mainly depends on their own ability.

11.8 Is it possible to have a Ph.D. examination?

After graduating with a law Master’s degree, you can continue to study for a doctorate. You won’t be discriminated against because of your illegal origin.

Law is also a popular major for in-service postgraduates, and the employment prospect of law is relatively good. The above institutions can be used as a reference for you to apply for graduate students, you can choose to apply according to your own economic ability.

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