Master of Laws mainly cultivates high-level legal professionals and management talents needed in legislation, judicature, administrative law enforcement, legal services and legal supervision, economic management and social management. After finishing the master of law, you should have a solid and systematic understanding of the basic theory of law.
master extensive knowledge of legal practice, have broad-caliber, compound and export-oriented knowledge and ability structure, and be able to comprehensively apply knowledge of law, economy, management, science and technology, foreign languages and computers to independently engage in legal practice and related management work.
the enrollment conditions are different. Master of law must graduate from undergraduate course, and the same degree is not accepted. Master of Law is more relaxed, requiring law graduates to have a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) (13 law majors that are not allowed to apply for: law, economic law, international law, international economic law, labor reform law, commercial law, notarization, legal affairs, administrative law, lawyers, foreign-related economy and law, intellectual property law, criminal law), and college graduates with equivalent academic qualifications must work for more than two years.