Master’s in Law (taught in Chinese)

This program is worth shortlisting if your target degree is Master's, your academic direction matches Law, and you can study in Chinese. Final fit depends on GPA, language scores, budget, and deadline readiness.

Before applying, verify the latest admission brochure, teaching language, document checklist, application deadline (this page lists June 15, 2026), tuition, and scholarship window. Program details can change by intake year.

This page lists tuition around $3,472 per year. Total budget should also include housing, insurance, visa steps, medical check, translations, notarization, flights, and living costs in Shanghai.