1, Master of Laws is divided into full-time and adult education. The former has academic qualifications and degrees, while the latter has only degrees and no academic qualifications. The academic system is three years, and you can choose the latter.

2. In addition, you can also choose to apply for a master of law with the same academic qualifications, which is also an adult education, but a degree without academic qualifications.

3. You can also choose to study for on-the-job graduate students. Is to take the school's independent examination, with both academic qualifications and degrees. It's just that this kind of relationship is rare, and it's hard to get without a considerable relationship.

4. Many civil servants have indicated that they need a postgraduate degree, and it is full-time. Only a few require only a master of law.

How to choose specifically, decide for yourself.