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LLM in Chinese Law
- China University of Political Science and Law
- Contact administratif : Admissions Office
- Adresse : China University of Political Science and Law Beijing, Haidian District, 25 Xitucheng Road, Beijing
- Email administratif : [email protected]
- Site Internet : Consulter
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Curriculum
The duration of the program is 2 years (4 semesters). Students are required to enroll on a minimum of 31 credits.
The 31 credits include 2 parts: 27 credits from course study (20 credits for compulsory courses and 7 credits for optional courses) and 4 credits from the master’s dissertation.
The first year is full-time coursework with class attendance and the second year is set aside for dissertation writing, legal practice and internships. There is flexibility in the second year, and students can either choose to stay in China or return to their own country in the second academic year, but they must be in CUPL to attend the dissertation defense in the second semester of the last year to complete the program.
1) Compulsory courses (20 credits)
- Chinese Law and Society – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Constitutional and Administrative Law – 3 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Civil Law – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Chinese Finance Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Civil Procedure Law – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Chinese Company Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Criminal Justice in China – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Foreign Investment Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
2) Optional courses (7 credits)
- Legal Research and Writing – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Trade Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Investment Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Public Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Private Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Arbitration Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- WTO and China – 1 Credits – 18 contact hours
- Intellectual Property Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Human Rights Law – 1 Credits – 18 contact hours
Currciulum
The duration of the program is 2 years (4 semesters). Students are required to enroll on a minimum of 31 credits.
The 31 credits include 2 parts: 27 credits from course study (20 credits for compulsory courses and 7 credits for optional courses) and 4 credits from the master’s dissertation.
The first year is full-time coursework with class attendance and the second year is set aside for dissertation writing, legal practice and internships. There is flexibility in the second year, and students can either choose to stay in China or return to their own country in the second academic year, but they must be in CUPL to attend the dissertation defense in the second semester of the last year to complete the program.
1) Compulsory courses (20 credits)
- Chinese Law and Society – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Constitutional and Administrative Law – 3 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Civil Law – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Chinese Finance Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Chinese Civil Procedure Law – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Chinese Company Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- Criminal Justice in China – 3 Credits – 54 contact hours
- Foreign Investment Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
2) Optional courses (7 credits)
- Legal Research and Writing – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Trade Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Investment Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Public Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Private Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Arbitration Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- WTO and China – 1 Credits – 18 contact hours
- Intellectual Property Law – 2 Credits – 36 contact hours
- International Human Rights Law – 1 Credits – 18 contact hours
