Bachelor’s in Law (taught in Chinese)（法学本科）

China University of Petroleum (East China), founded in 1953 and located in Qingdao, is a prestigious national university recognized for its excellence in petroleum and petrochemical technology. As part of China's "211 Project," it aims to enhance research capabilities and socio-economic development while offering a world-renowned education supported by over 1,600 professional teachers and numerous research centers. The university is home to a diverse international student body and boasts a strong employment track record for its graduates. The Bachelor’s in Law program, taught in Chinese, spans four years and equips students with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles, practices, and systems. Students will engage with various aspects of law, including civil, criminal, and administrative law, enabling them to pursue careers in legal practice, government, and corporate sectors. This program uniquely integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing graduates for successful careers in a dynamic legal landscape.