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Law major course overview
Category courses, total credit hours: one semester, two semesters, credit courses, total credit hours: three semesters, four semesters, credit courses, total credit hours: five semesters The six-semester credit course has a total of seven semesters and eight semester credits.
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Compulsory English 1.2 144 5 4 8 English 3.4 144 4 8 Private International Law 72 4 4
Sports 1.2 66 2 2 2Sports 3.4 72 2 2 2International Law 54 3 3
Military Theory 28 2 1Computer & Its application (on computer) 990 5+5 5Contemporary World Economy and Politics 36 2 2
College Student Development Counseling 28 2 2 Introduction to Deng Xiaoping Theory and the Important Thought of Three Represents 36+1833 International Economic Law 72 4 4
Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought 36 2 Civil Procedure Law 72 4 Intellectual Property Law 72 4 4
Basics of Writing 54 4 3 Criminal Law 2 54 3 3
Marx Principles of Marxist Political Economy 3622 Civil Law 2 54 3 3
Principles of Marxist Philosophy 36 2 2 Criminal Procedure Law 54 3 3
Jurisprudence 54 3 3 Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law 72 4 4
History of Chinese Legal System 5433 Company Law 72 4 4
Constitution 54 3 3 Economic Law 54 3 3
Civil Law 1 54 3 3
Criminal Law 1 54 3 3
Small Instruments 6 20 23 37 Small Instruments 846+18 25 23 42 Small Instruments 306 9 8 17 Small Instruments
Professional elective courses abroad Legal History 36 2 2 History of Chinese Legal Thought 36 2 2 Securities Law 36 2 2 Lawyers and Notary Practice 36 2 2
Labor Law 36 2 2 Legal English 36 2 2 Criminal Investigation 36 2 2
Juvenile Law 3622 Insurance Law 3622 Prison Law 36222
History of Western Legal Thought 36 2 2 Legal Practice of Consumer Rights Protection 36 2 2 Comparative Law 36 2 2
Marriage and Inheritance Law 54 3 3 Arbitration Law 36 2 Criminal Psychology 36 2 2
Legal Document Writing 36 2 2 Special Topics in Foreign Civil Procedure Law 36 2 2 Physical Evidence Technology 36 2 2
Criminology 36 2 2 Negotiable Instruments Law 36 2 2 WTO Topics 36 2 2
Evidence Law Maritime Law
Contract Law 72 4 4 Foreign Civil and Commercial Law 36 2 2
Tax Law 36 2 2 Foreign Criminal Law 36 2 2
Special Topics in Foreign Law
Cyber ??Law 36 2 2
Subtotal 36 2 2Subtotal 414 112 23Subtotal 432 12 12 24 subtotal 252 14 14.
General History of China (Special Topic) 36 3 2 Foreign Literature 36 2 2 World Economy 36 2 2
General History of the World (Special Topic) 3632 Modern Technology and Society 3622 Sports 5.6 72 2 2 2 2
Advanced Mathematics 1, 2 72 2 2 4 Western Contemporary Cultural Theory and Cultural Studies 36 2 2 Youth Work Theory and Practice 36 2 2
Introduction to Art 36 2 2 Social Science Methods 36 2 2 Management 36 2 2
Music Appreciation 28 2 1 Film Art Appreciation 36 2 2 Network Application (Computer) 36+36 2+2 2
General Logic 3622 Architecture 3622 e-Business Technology Application 36+18 2 2
Sociology 36 2 2 History of Chinese Political Thought 36 2 2 Photoshop Image Processing 36+18 2 2
Art Appreciation 36 2 2 Thinking Methodology 36 2 2 Visual FoxPro 6.0 28+26 2 2
Introduction to Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature Literary Appreciation 36 2 2 Java Programming 28+26 2 2
Introduction to Chinese Culture 36 2 2Population Study 36 2 2 Socialism and the Contemporary World 36 2 2
*College Chinese 5433 Western Economics 5433
General Lecture Series on Mass Communication and Natural Sciences
National History Special Research 3622 Corporate Culture 36222
Introduction to Humanities and Social Sciences 36 2 2Social Survey Methods 36 2 2
Xiaomi 550 16 17 30Xiaomi 522 12 17 29Xiaomi 416+88 14+2 8 20 Xiaomi.
Note: 1 and public elective courses * * * are divided into three categories, and students must choose 18 credits. (1) Humanities: College Chinese, Introduction to Literature, Introduction to Art, Art Appreciation, Foreign Literature, General History of China, General History of the World, Special Research on National History, Lectures, Introduction to Chinese Culture, Music Appreciation, General Logic, Physical Education,
Students must take at least 6 credits of General Introduction to Mass Communication, Introduction to Humanities and Social Sciences, Western Contemporary Cultural Theory and Cultural Studies, Film Art Appreciation, and Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature Appreciation. (2) Natural sciences: Lecture series on natural sciences, modern technology and society, network applications, and advanced mathematics.
Students must take at least 4 credits. (3) Social sciences: social science methodology, history of Chinese political thought, thinking methodology, Western economics, world economy, social survey methods, sociology, youth work theory and practice, socialism and the contemporary world, corporate culture, demography,
For management, students must take at least 4 credits. 2. Elective courses are only marked with *.