1. Studying in America

Law education aims at training lawyers and gives priority to case teaching method, providing high-intensity learning and training opportunities in reading, writing and debating.

Recommended by American universities: Harvard University, Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale University and Stanford University.

2. Studying in the UK

The common law was born in England, and the law major originated in the Middle Ages. There are many excellent law schools, and legal education pays attention to theory and practice. Students can practice in world-renowned law firms.

Recommended by British universities: University College London, Manchester University, Leeds University and Durham University.

Step 3 study in Australia

The law major is highly recognized in the world, and there are many high-quality law schools with vibrant student experiences, including international mock trial competitions and exchange studies.

Recommended by Australian universities: University of New South Wales, University of Sydney, University of Melbourne.

4. Studying in Canada

Pay attention to students' practical ability and interdisciplinary education, improve the legal system and implement two legal systems at the same time.

Recommended by Canadian universities: University of Toronto, McGill University, York University, University of Montreal.

5. Studying in Singapore

In addition to imparting basic knowledge, it also teaches students to adapt to the ever-changing legal practice.

Recommended by the University of Singapore: National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Management University.

6. Japan

China's criminal law theory mainly draws lessons from Japan and Germany, and its curriculum is rich and varied, covering many fields. Many law majors are among the best in international rankings.

Recommended by Japanese universities: Tokyo University, Waseda University and Kyoto University.

7. Studying in Germany

As a representative country of civil law system, German code is a reference for many civil law countries to formulate codes.

Recommended by German universities: Heidelberg University, Hamburg Law School, Bonn University and Munich University.

8. Studying in the Netherlands

The International Court of Justice is located in the Netherlands, and the first European Code was born in Leiden University in the Netherlands. A sound and high-quality legal system provides strong support for legal education.

Recommended by Dutch universities: Leiden University, Amsterdam University, The Hague University.