Bachelors in Law in Asia
78 bachelors programmes in law at 55 universities in Asia are open to international students; 62% are taught in English. The median yearly tuition is 3,372 USD, with the middle half of programmes charging between 2,677 USD and 12,617 USD.
Data as of August 28, 2026 · computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD
Law programmes
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Universities for law in Asia
- The University of Law, Hong Kong (ULAW) (12)
- University of Hong Kong (HKU) (7)
- Universiti Malaya (3)
- Zhejiang Gongshang University (ZJSU) (2)
- Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) (2)
- Taylor's University (2)
- Jilin University (JLU) (2)
- Chanakya University (1)
- Central South University (CSU) (1)
- Beijing Normal University (BNU) (1)
Bachelors in Law in Asia: common questions
- How many law programmes are there in Asia?
- 78 law bachelors programmes at 55 universities in Asia are open to international students, as of August 28, 2026.
- How much does a law degree in Asia cost?
- The median yearly tuition for bachelor's programmes in law in Asia is 3,372 USD. The middle half of programmes charge between 2,677 USD and 12,617 USD per year.
- Can I study law in Asia in English?
- Yes — 62% of the law programmes in Asia in our catalogue are taught in English (48 of 78).
- Are any of these law programmes available online?
- 2 of the 78 programmes in Asia are delivered online or by distance learning.
Planning to study law in Asia?
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