In order to deepen students' understanding of the faculty members at the Faculty of Law and promote the development of two-way selection work between teachers and students, the Faculty of Law held its 2022 Graduate Student Advisor-Student Meeting on the afternoon of November 4th, 2022.
In response to the changing pandemic situation and epidemic prevention requirements in Macau, the meeting was held in a mixed online and offline format. More than 20 faculty members from the Faculty of Law, including Professor Fang Quan, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Assistant Professor and Director of the Doctoral Program Bi Jingwei, and Assistant Professor and Director of the Master's Program Mou Xiaobo, attended the meeting in person. Nearly 350 2022 master's and doctoral students participated online. The meeting was hosted by Assistant Professor Bi Jingwei.
During the meeting, Assistant Professor Bi Jingwei welcomed the new graduate students and introduced the attending faculty members. Each faculty member introduced their academic background, professional research direction, and admission requirements to the students. All faculty members expressed their welcome and willingness to accept students who are interested and have the same research direction.
Through this meeting, an effective platform was provided for two-way selection work between teachers and students. Through the faculty members' explanations, the students gained a deeper understanding of their professional fields, providing guidance for selecting thesis topics and laying a solid foundation for graduate student cultivation.
The Faculty of Law offers a total of 6 master's degree programs for the 2022 graduate student class, including Master of Laws in Civil and Commercial Law, Criminal Law, and Constitutional and Administrative Law, Juris Master Program, Master of Criminal Justice, International Economic Commercial Law, Master of International Arbitration, and Master of Financial Crime and Regulation.
In addition, there is a Doctor of Philosophy in Law program with 9 specializations, including Legal Theory, History of Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Civil Law and Business Law, Criminal Law, Economic Law, International Law, Legal Procedure, and Environmental and Natural Resources Protection Law.
