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Chinas Master of Law Programmes Law degree not a prerequisite to enter the legal profession Multitude of law degrees: LLM, JM1 and JM2 Highly competitive admissions “Political Science” and foreign languages courses are compulsory and marks count for a high percentage of a student’s overall score Not all students liable to pay tuition fees CESL Students 2012-2013 academic year Curriculum: Chinese Law (1st semester, 2012-2013 Academic Year) Legal Research and Writing (2 credits/Compulsory, taught in English by international professor) Legal Ethics (2 credits/C) Principles of Civil Law (2 credits/Elective) Criminal Procedure Law (2 credits/E) Marriage Law (2 credits/E) Legal Methodology (2 credits/E) German Civil Law (1 credit/E, taught in English by international professor) Data Protection Law (1 credit/E, taught in English by international professor) Principles of International and Comparative Contract Law (2 credits/E, taught in English by international professor) Civil Procedure and Class Action Law (2 credits/E, taught in English by international professor) Company Law (2 credits/E) Intellectual Property Law (2 credits/E) Negotiation (2 credits/E) Legal Issues of Financial Risk Control (2 credits/E) Curriculum: Chinese Law (2nd semester, 2012-2013 Academic Year) Constitutional Law (2 credits/Compulsory) China’s Economic Reform and Legal System (2 credits/C) Contract Law (2 credits/Elective) Property Law (2 credits/E) Criminal Law (2 credits/E) Legal Sociology (2 credits/E) Tort Law (2 credits/E) Administrative Procedures (2 credits/E) Labour Law (2 credits/E, taught in English by international and Chinese professors) Insolvency Law (2 credits/E) Security Law (2 credits/E) Comparative Company Law (2 credits/E) Curriculum: CLTE (1st semester, 2012-2013 Academic Year) Contemporary Chinese Law (2 credits/Compulsory) Chinese Business Law (2 credits/C) Chinese Labor Law (2 credits/Elective) Chinese Criminal Justice (2 credits/E) Chinese Law and Soc