Peking University (Beijing, China)
Up to two NYU Law students may study at Peking University per academic year for one semester. The program is open to second- and third- year student only who have spent at least one full-year at NYU School of Law.
The Peking University Exchange program at the Peking University Law School provides international students and legal professionals with an intensive instruction in Chinese law. Courses in the LLB program are taught in Chinese. Courses in the LLM program are taught in English. For more information on the program, please visit http://www.law.pku.edu.cn/llmp/En_001.asp
Peking University enjoys a reputation as the pre-eminent university in China. It is known for its long history, rich culture, distinguished alumni, enlightened education policies and exciting campus life. Established in 1904, the Law School has become a leading institution for legal education and a potent force for legal development in China. The Law school frequently partners with the government, with law firms and with the business community in the development of cutting edge legal, social and commercial policy. The Law School also has many international links and partnership programs with leading universities and legal institutions around the world.
With China's rapid economic growth and growing presence on the world stage, knowledge of Chinese law has become an essential resource for international students and legal professionals engaged with China. Peking University Law School has established the LL.M. Program in Chinese Law to address the needs of an international community seeking a comprehensive and systematic understanding of Chinese law from a first-rate legal institution.
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