Among them, political theory and foreign languages take the national unified entrance examination for graduate students. Comprehensive basic courses, professional basic courses and other business examination subjects are national joint examination subjects.
The scope and requirements of the joint entrance examination are based on the Outline of the Joint Entrance Examination for Master of Laws prepared by the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education, the Analysis of the Joint Entrance Examination for Master of Laws (Higher Education Press) and the Guide to the Joint Entrance Examination for Master of Laws organized by the College Students Department of the Ministry of Education, the State Council Academic Degrees Committee Office and the Legal Education Department of the Ministry of Justice (published by Renmin University of China Press).
The main differences between Master of Laws (Law) and Master of Laws (Illegal Studies) are as follows:
1, produced at different times:
Master of Laws (Law) is a professional degree newly established by the Ministry of Education in 2009 to adjust candidates. Master of Laws (Illegal Studies) is a professional degree that began to enroll students in 2000.
2. Different enrollment targets:
The enrollment object of Master of Law (Law) is undergraduates studying law, which is obviously different from non-law majors. Moreover, because I have studied law in the undergraduate stage, I will arrange more internship in the postgraduate stage.
3, the focus of the exam is different:
Because the enrollment object of Master of Laws (Law) is students who have studied law in this science, there are many theoretical questions in specialized courses and comprehensive courses, that is, subjective questions are more important. Relatively speaking, the proportion of subjective questions of Fa Shuo (illegal science) has been fixed for a long time, not as much as that of Fa Shuo (law).