Master of Law or Master of Law (JM) is one of the professional degrees, and Master of Law is different from Master of Law. The former is a professional degree with a specific legal background, mainly for the legislative, judicial, administrative law enforcement, legal services and legal supervision departments, as well as economic management, administrative management and social public management departments to train applied legal talents; The latter is a hierarchical law degree series. What we usually call "graduate students majoring in law" generally refers to applying for a master's degree in law for two years. Registration: Since 2000, law graduates (with equivalent academic qualifications) are no longer allowed to apply for the exam, and only non-law graduates with bachelor's degrees (or equivalent academic qualifications) are recruited. For undergraduate graduates majoring in law, they are encouraged to apply for master of law. Law major refers to 14 main course of law plus some auxiliary courses of law. Civil law, criminal law, administrative law and administrative procedure law, economic law, commercial law, civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, international law, private international law, international economic law, jurisprudence, constitutional law, Chinese legal history and intellectual property law. Plus the rules of evidence and so on. Master of Laws trains talents in legal application, while Master of Laws focuses on training talents in legal theory. There is a certain difference between the two. The Master of Laws emphasizes application and practicality. The Master of Laws emphasizes theoretical research. Master of laws, regardless of major, generally has no tutor, and generally chooses one direction to study when entering school. Pay attention to practice and application, and train high-level compound and applied legal talents such as lawyers, judges, prosecutors and corporate legal advisers for the judicial, administrative law enforcement, legal services and legal supervision departments and social public management departments. You must pass the judicial examination to study law, otherwise it is useless for you to study for a doctor of law. No matter what school you are in, you are not qualified to engage in judicial work if you fail the judicial examination. In 2009, China University of Political Science and Law enrolled postgraduates /eapdomain/ViewNote? nid=3 1224。 Pid = 3089 & ampptid = 2 & Unchecked =true0 10 LLM College 030 180 LLM Exam Subject:1Kloc-0/Political Theory 220 1 English 3398.