The law major of Nantong University is an undergraduate major offered by Nantong University Law School. This major aims to cultivate legal talents with a solid legal theoretical foundation and legal practice ability. Students will learn the basic theoretical knowledge of law, master laws and regulations, as well as the legal system and legal thinking at home and abroad. This major focuses on cultivating students' legal thinking ability, legal research ability and legal practice ability.
The curriculum of law major in Nantong University includes introduction to law, constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, administrative law, economic law and international law. Students will master the basic theories, knowledge and methods of law through classroom teaching, case analysis and mock trial, and cultivate the ability of legal analysis and problem solving.
This major pays attention to the combination of theory and practice, and provides students with practical teaching and internship opportunities, such as internships in courts, law firms, enterprises and institutions, to improve students' practical operation ability and practical experience. After graduation, students majoring in law can work as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, corporate lawyers, government agencies and other legal professions.
You can also choose to continue your studies and pursue a master's or doctoral degree. Nantong University law graduates have good employment prospects, especially in the context of increasing demand for legal services, and the market demand for legal professionals is also growing. At the same time, students of this major can also choose to engage in teaching and scientific research, and make contributions to the development of the legal field and the construction of the rule of law in society.
Introduction to law
Law is a discipline that studies law, mainly involving legal principles, legal system, legal application and legal practice. It is a discipline with both arts and sciences, including theoretical research on legal norms, legal systems and laws and regulations, as well as empirical research on legal practice, legal cases and judicial practice.
The subject content of law is very extensive, including jurisprudence, constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, economic law, international law and many other branches. By studying law, students can understand different legal systems and legal principles, master the basic theory and knowledge of law, and cultivate legal thinking and legal analysis ability.
The curriculum of law major usually includes core courses such as introduction to law, constitution and administrative law, criminal law, civil law, economic law and philosophy of law. Through these courses, students can understand the legal system, legal norms and the basic principles and methods of legal operation.
After graduation, students majoring in law can engage in law-related occupations such as lawyers, judges, prosecutors, legal consultants and legal managers. You can engage in legal consultation, legal service and legal management in courts, law firms, enterprises and institutions, government agencies and non-profit organizations.
Students majoring in law can also choose to pursue master's or doctoral degrees, engage in legal research and education, and make contributions to the development of the rule of law in the field of law and academia. Like other disciplines, the development of law is closely related to social, economic, political and other factors, and the employment prospect of law major will be affected by legal system, legal market demand, personal ability and other factors.