Law belongs to the category of law and consists of 7 majors: law, intellectual property, prison science, credit risk management and legal prevention and control, international economic and trade rules, judicial police science and community corrections.
1. Law
2. Intellectual Property
1. Definition
Intellectual property professional training has a science and engineering foundation, mastering management and Intellectual property compound talents with legal knowledge; students are required to have certain basic knowledge of science and engineering, understand the laws of scientific and technological innovation and development, master the practical skills of intellectual property operation, management and protection, be proficient in intellectual property legal principles and practical knowledge, and be able to engage in intellectual property Property management and legal work.
2. Curriculum system
Overall framework
In general, intellectual property professional courses include theoretical teaching courses and practical teaching courses. The theoretical teaching curriculum system includes ideological and political theory courses, general courses, and professional courses; the practical teaching curriculum system includes experimental and practical training courses, professional internships, social practice, and graduation thesis (design).
The total credits of the intellectual property professional training program should be controlled at around 160 credits, of which the cumulative credits of practical teaching courses should not be less than 15% of the total credits.
Theoretical Courses
3. Development Prospects
Postgraduate Entrance Examination Directions
Students majoring in intellectual property can study in law, law (law), civil society Continue to pursue postgraduate studies in commercial law, economic law, intellectual property law, intellectual property management and other professional directions.
Employment Direction
After graduation, students majoring in intellectual property can engage in legislative, judicial and administrative work related to intellectual property law in relevant departments of party and government agencies at all levels, as well as public security organs, procuratorates, and courts. For law enforcement work, you can also engage in legal services related to intellectual property law in enterprises, institutions, consulting service agencies, patent firms, law firms, etc., or engage in intellectual property law-related work in colleges and universities and various scientific research institutes. teaching and research work.
3. Prison Science
1. Definition
The prison science major is trained to systematically master the basic knowledge of law and professional knowledge such as prison science, penology, and criminal psychology. , have the professional ability to prevent and combat criminal crimes, execute penalties, manage, educate and reform criminals, have certain computer knowledge, foreign language proficiency and strong oral expression skills, and be able to engage in administrative management and criminal reform in prisons and other judicial systems. Application-oriented senior professionals.
2. Overall framework
Prison science professional courses generally include theoretical teaching courses and practical teaching courses. The theoretical teaching curriculum system includes ideological and political theory courses, general courses, and professional courses; the practical teaching curriculum system includes experimental and practical training courses, professional internships, social practice, and graduation thesis (design).
The total credits of the prison science professional training program should be controlled at around 160 credits, of which the cumulative credits of practical teaching courses should not be less than 15% of the total credits.
Theoretical courses
3. Development prospects
Employment direction
After graduation, prison science students can work in prisons, drug rehabilitation centers, and detention centers , community correction institutions, public security agencies, supervisory agencies, procuratorial agencies, courts and other judicial administrative departments are engaged in supervision and management, education and correction, and the rehabilitation of criminals.
Postgraduate entrance examination direction
After graduation, prison science students can apply for master's degree programs in law (law), public administration, criminal law, law, etc. to continue their studies.
IV. Credit risk management and legal prevention and control
1. Definition
Credit risk management and legal prevention and control mainly studies the knowledge related to legal prevention and control of credit risk. Resolve legal risks in the field of credit management, resolve economic conflicts and disputes, protect the legitimate rights and interests of market entities, and maintain transaction security. For example: resolving legal risks such as breach of contract, violation of law, and crime caused by market entities' breach of trust, and resolving economic conflicts and disputes.
2. Curriculum system
"Financial Investment Analysis and Financial Management", "International Finance", "Financial Econometrics", "Basic Laws and Regulations of the Securities Market", "Risk Management" , "Risk Capitalism", "Labor and Social Security Law", "Company Law and Enterprise Law", "Financial Risk Management".
3. Development prospects
Employment direction
Credit and financial enterprises and institutions: credit risk assessment, credit risk management, risk prevention and control and management, and disposal Economic conflicts and disputes.
V. International Economic and Trade Rules
1. Definition
International economic and trade rules mainly study international economic law, international commercial arbitration, intellectual property law and other related contents, including Study international trade rules, Chinese legal knowledge, British and American legal systems, etc. For example: handling international investment disputes at the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and handling transnational intellectual property disputes at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
2. Curriculum System
"Economic Law", "Intellectual Property Law", "International Economic Law", "World Trade Organization Law", "International Commercial Arbitration", "Non-Professional Law" Litigation Business Simulation" and "WTO Dispute Settlement Case Simulation".
3. Development prospects
Employment direction
Trade organizations, government agencies: judges, lawyers, legal affairs.
6. Judicial Police Science
1. Professional Definition
Judicial Police Science mainly studies the relevant contents of judicial science, prison science, and investigation science, and carries out criminal crime prevention. To combat and rehabilitate criminals, manage labor reeducation personnel, and maintain social order. For example: reform and education and management of reeducation through labor personnel in prisons, security courts, custody of prisoners, execution of searches, summonses and service of litigation documents in people's courts.
2. Curriculum system
"Basic Theory of Law", "Constitutional Law", "Civil Law", "Legal Documents", "Computer Technology", "Criminal Law", " Shooting Technology", "Administrative Law", "Economic Law".
3. Development prospects
Employment direction
Courts and public security agencies: combating crime, reforming criminals, guarding courts, detaining prisoners, conducting searches, and maintaining society law and order.
7. Community Correction
1. Definition
Community correction mainly studies criminal law, prison science, community correction theory and other related contents. Community correction is related to imprisonment. Correction is a relative execution method that mainly uses psychological guidance and behavioral norms to correct criminal psychology and bad behavioral habits. For example: placing criminals with minor crimes and less personal danger in the community, regulating their scope of actions and behavior, and promoting the criminals to form a healthy social personality.
2. Curriculum system
"Basics of Law", "Principles and Practice of Criminal Law", "Introduction to Sociology", "Theoretical Basis of Community Correction", "Social Psychology", " "Community Correction Information Application", "People's Mediation Practice", "Criminology", "Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law", "Psychological Intervention for Community Correction Personnel".
3. Development prospects
Employment direction
Prisons and public security organs: penalty execution, psychological correction, education management, and social work.
What kind of person is suitable for studying law?
1. People with strong memory.
2. Have certain communication skills.
3. Good at identifying problems. (Careful)