The Master of Laws of China University of Political Science and Law can be divided into two directions: Master of Laws (Law) and Master of Laws (Illegal Studies). The theoretical difference lies in whether you have a bachelor's degree in law, either two years or three years.

On learning ability, because most of them study law by themselves, they have strong learning ability.

As for employment, because of the strong learning ability, the passing rate of judicial examination and the admission rate of civil servants are relatively strong compared with other schools, undergraduates and master of laws.

Civil servants certainly disagree, but fortunately, in the current severe employment situation, everyone can have a job.

If you want to take the civil service exam, be prepared in advance. I passed the judicial examination earlier. As for my academic expertise, I don't pay much attention to it in Fa Shuo. Of course, it would be better if you could study in a certain legal field.