Master in School of Law

For Master in School of Law, the tuition fee is 3,536 USD per year.

The School of Law at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, located in northern Taiwan, offers graduate study in legal education at the master's level. Law as a field of study examines the rules and institutions that govern society, covering areas such as constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, international law, and the legal frameworks that regulate business, technology, and human rights. Students in a master's-level law program typically study core areas of legal doctrine while also having the opportunity to focus on specialized topics, depending on the program's offerings, such as intellectual property law, international trade law, or technology and data regulation. Coursework in law programs generally combines the study of statutes and case law with legal writing, analysis, and argumentation, training students to interpret legal texts and apply them to specific factual situations. Because legal systems differ across countries, graduate law programs that admit international students often include comparative or international law components, helping students understand how legal principles apply across jurisdictions. Graduates of master's-level law programs commonly pursue careers as legal professionals, working in law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, or international organizations, depending on their jurisdiction's requirements for legal practice. Some graduates use their legal training in roles that do not involve direct legal practice, such as policy analysis, compliance, or legal consulting for businesses operating across borders. Others continue on to further legal study or research. The rigorous analytical training involved in legal study is valued across many sectors that require careful interpretation of rules and regulations. This program is taught in English at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University.