2. At present, the undergraduate course of law does not subdivide the direction, and of course, some institutions are not excluded. For example, some schools recruit undergraduates majoring in civil and commercial law, but there is no obvious difference between the overall undergraduate training plan and the law major.
3. In addition, the stepping stone to the lawyer's judicial examination is the unified examination, and all departments of law have to take the examination, so most of them still have to study undergraduate. If you are professional in your post, such as medical litigation and want to be a special major, you can choose to study medicine at the undergraduate stage and study for a master of law at the postgraduate stage.
4, because the judicial examination only requires a bachelor's degree (some underdeveloped areas can also be specialized), and does not require specific majors. Therefore, in theory, undergraduates of any major can be lawyers. However, it should be noted that according to the provisions of the Lawyers Law, a person who has been criminally punished cannot be a lawyer, that is to say, in some cases, he should restrain himself and control his impulses. After all, this rule only depends on the results, not on why.