I am a sophomore this year, studying international business and minoring in law. I want to be an international commercial law consultant in the future. I don't know what major is better for postgraduate entrance examination.
1, you are a sophomore now, and you still have plenty of time to study. I suggest you don't just stare at the postgraduate entrance examination now. Too narrow a scope will hinder your progress! Civil law, civil litigation, commercial law, company law, international economic law, etc. Have been well studied. A single discipline is very limited in practical application, and it can only be effective after integration!
2. Postgraduate majors can choose international economic law or commercial law, and choose which one to combine with the target school. At the same time, during your in-depth study of commercial law, national economic law and other disciplines, you will gradually have your own ideas about which major to choose.
Dealing with foreign trade disputes requires you to be proficient in foreign languages, proficient in listening, speaking, reading and writing, and eager to learn legal English (if your school does not provide it, you can buy books for self-study). Many legal professional words are only available in legal English.