1. As long as you are a law major, you must learn all Dafa, regardless of your direction. The so-called direction, the difference is that there will be some technical courses in this direction, and there will be some very specific kid methods in professional courses. For example, in the direction of criminal justice, there will be specialized courses such as criminal investigation technology, criminal psychology and forensic medicine. For example, the direction of administrative law, administrative law should be learned in all directions, and state compensation itself is also included in administrative law. Those who belong to the direction of administrative law, after learning administrative law, have to learn more specific state compensation law. Another example is the direction of intellectual property rights. Similarly, you should study Dafa like other directions, but you should also study professional courses such as patent and trademark application and examination. There is also the direction of civil and commercial law, and there will be specialized courses such as bankruptcy law.
2. So what are the Dafa that everyone should learn? Let me give you an example:
Constitution, criminal law, civil law, economic law, administrative law (including administrative procedure law), civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, public international law, private international law, international economic law, intellectual property law, commercial law and environmental resources law. In addition, legal history and jurisprudence are compulsory basic courses for law majors.
3. In addition to Dafa, there are many small-scale methods to learn in the direction, and these courses are open in all directions, that is, you can also take courses that do not belong to this direction. Therefore, as long as you study law, your legal knowledge is systematic. Although everyone has a different direction, in fact, you all know the law, but your research direction is different.