The law major of Ningbo University was established by 1986 with the help of Peking University Law School, the same age as Ningbo University. There is indeed a certain gap between the law major of Ningbo University and the four universities of the Fifth Academy and the 985 University, but the law major is also a relatively mainstream major of Ningbo University and a relatively well-developed major. The law major of Ningbo University ranks third in Zhejiang, the first is Zhejiang University, the second is Zhejiang Gongshang University, and the third is Ningbo University. Ningbo University has a first-class master of law degree program, which consists of seven master's degree programs in two disciplines: legal theory, constitution and administrative law, civil and commercial law, economic law, procedural law, international law and environment and resources law, and also has a master of law degree program. The deepest impression I got in the Law School of Ningbo University is that the academic background of the teachers here is very good compared with that of the central and western universities, and they all graduated from various places, and there is basically no academic hegemony. Most of the teachers graduated from Peking University, Tsinghua University, Zhejiang University, Fudan University, Nanjing University, Xiamen University, China University of Political Science and Law, China Renmin University, Jilin University, Shandong University, Southwest University of Political Science and Law, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Dalian Maritime University, northwest university of politics and law and other mainstream law schools. These teachers have rich educational background. Although small, you can see the elegance of almost all the graduates from mainstream law schools. For example, Professor Zhang Bingsheng, Dean: Fudan University, Nanjing University, Master, Doctor of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation; Professor Zheng Shuguang: undergraduate Hangzhou University, master Nanjing University; Professor Pu Yiwei: Dr. Tsinghua University, Master of Political Science and Law in Southwest China; Professor Li: Bachelor of Ningbo University, Master of Shanghai Maritime University, Doctor of Shandong University; Associate Professor Cai Lianzeng: Bachelor degree Nankai, master degree Northeast Normal University, doctor degree Xiamen University; Associate Professor Li Yin: Bachelor's degree, Peking University, Master Bo Wuda; Associate Professor Guo Zhanhong: Bachelor of Shandong University, Master of Northwest Politics and Law, Doctor of Social Science; Teacher Chen Haibo: Master, Dalian Maritime, Ph.D., Xiamen University; Teacher Chen Ce: Ben Shuo Lanzhou University, Ph.D., Fudan University; Teacher Wu: Bachelor of Economics and Law in Zhongnan, Master of Politics and Law in Southwest, Ph.D. in Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Wait a minute. The disadvantage is that there is no doctoral degree and the criminal law is weak.