International Law

Cultivation Objectives

Generally, to cultivate high-quality international legal talents in teaching, public services and international practice of law, with their advanced knowledge and critical understanding of Chinese law, and their capability of deepening scholarship or tackling complex legal issues accordingly in commercial and economic fields.

Specifically, to advance students’ research methodologies and strategies, to enable them to comprehend and evaluate the theories and principles in selected research areas, to critically but creatively analyze the practice in these areas, and to create, deploy or defend an argument in writing or orally.

Core Courses (identical to those for master students)

Traditional Chinese Law and Legal System

Comparative Constitutional Law

Comparative Intellectual Property Law

Comparative Property Law

Comparative Company Law

Negotiations and Dispute Settlement

Public International Law

International Trade Law & Regulation

Administrative Law

Comparative Criminal Law and Criminology

Comparative Banking Law

Competition Law

Comparative Labor Law

Introduction to Maritime Law

International Sales Law

Jurisprudence

Civil Procedure in China

Comparative Securities Law

Comparative Maritime Law

Environmental Law

Comparative Employment Discrimination Law

International Business Law

Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea

International Law on Trade in Services

Trade Policies and International Dispute Settlement

International Investment Law

Degree Granted

Doctor of Law

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