Research-Oriented Master’s Program

Target Students:

Applicants who hold a Bachelor’s degree in Law or a related field and wish to enhance their professional qualifications and develop the ability to address complex legal issues. The program is also suitable for those seeking to develop their academic research capabilities and pursue careers in academia or other research-oriented environments.

Field of Study:

Law, with specialized areas of study including:

  • Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law

  • Civil Law and Civil Procedure Law

  • Economic Law

  • Constitutional Law and Administrative Law

  • Legal Theory and History of the State and Law

  • International Law

  • Human Rights Law

  • Public Governance and Anti-Corruption

Duration of Study:

The program typically takes 1.5 to 2 years (approximately 18–24 months) to complete. The pace of study and research may vary depending on each student’s individual progress.

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