Hello, Sino-German Law School belongs to comparative law school, and comparative civil and commercial law is not a major exactly, but a research direction. China and Germany have three directions: comparative public law, comparative civil and commercial law and EU law. Whether applying for this institution or choosing a direction has nothing to do with undergraduate majors, and there is no requirement in the enrollment brochure.

You don't need German for the second interview. You learn German after school. English, like other majors, is assessed, graded and graded together, so don't worry.

The tuition fee is 9000 yuan per academic year, just like other majors. The 9000 yuan scholarship, which ranks in the top 70% of freshmen's entrance scores, is equivalent to tuition-free. Yan Er and Yan San both have lecture scholarships with high coverage.

In addition, if you want to go to Germany for exchange, you can choose any university in Frejborg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt and Hamburg for one year because of the financial support of DAAD German Academic Exchange Center. LLM degree will be awarded by the university with a monthly financial aid of 670 euros.

The specific employment situation of this major is not clear, but as long as you work hard and understand small languages, you will never be worse than other majors.