Admission Requirements: 

 As an affiliated institution to NTU, College of Law follows the university-wide policy every year on admission requirements, which are regularly issued and updated by our Office of International Affairs. Furthermore, we don't collect any application materials on our own. The Office of International Affairs (OIA) is responsible for the application procedure. Please check out (OIA) website for more application details.
OIA Webpage Link－https://oia.ntu.edu.tw/en/apply-at-ntu/degree-student/eligibility-ch/eligibility-check-ch

Chinese Proficiency:

The undergraduate law program is competitive and entails some sort of Chinese fluency. Although there are English conducted courses available, most of the courses at the undergraduate level are conducted in Chinese (Mandarin). Thus, applicants considering our B.L. degree should be aware that they will be required to take a Chinese performance assessment exam.
 

Graduation Requirements:

Students enrolled in this program are anticipated to graduate within 4 years with the longest possible extension of 2 years (6 years in total) Total 136 credits.

For further information on the curriculum, please consult: https://nol.ntu.edu.tw/nol/coursesearch/index.php?lang=EN

A detailed list of courses available every semester is provided on this website.

L.L.B Program Curriculum Requirements

For more accurate and up-to-date info, please check this website(Chinese interface only): http://140.112.161.31/NTUVoxCourse/index.php

• Labor Law(2)*, Negotiable Instrument and Payment Law(2)*, Fair Trade Law(2)*, Securities Regulation(2)*, of these 4 courses, select 2 courses (4 credits) to take. 

Dean of College of Law
Professor Huang-Yu Wang

Legal education is a long road. We expect our students to establish their foundation,
climb high and gaze far while pursuing fairness and justice, and be warm people with humanistic care.

The dean takes you back to the old days