What do you mainly study in law?

Law majors mainly need to study: jurisprudence, constitutional law, Chinese legal history, criminal law, civil law, criminal procedure law, civil procedure law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, international law, legal professional ethics, economic law, intellectual property law, commercial law, private international law, international economic law, environmental resources law, labor and social security law, evidence law, finance and tax law, etc.

Law is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to law major. The basic study period is 4 years, and the bachelor of law degree is awarded. This major requires students to have a solid professional theoretical foundation, skilled professional skills and reasonable knowledge structure, and they are senior professionals who can engage in legal work in state organs, enterprises, institutions and social organizations, especially legislative organs, administrative organs, procuratorial organs, judicial organs, arbitration institutions and legal service institutions.

Employment direction and postgraduate entrance examination direction

Employment direction

After graduation, law students are suitable to engage in practical work such as trial, procuratorial work, judicial administration, lawyers, public security, as well as legislation, legal education, legal research, administrative management, and corporate legal counsel.

Postgraduate entrance examination direction

Graduates of this major can choose to continue their studies in universities and research institutes at home and abroad to study for master's and doctoral degrees in law and related disciplines through exemption or examination.