Juris Master

Juris Master, JM for short, is one of the professional master's degrees. The Master of Laws is a professional degree with a specific legal professional background. High-level legal professionals and management talents in administrative law enforcement and supervision departments and industries.

Juris Master and the Master of Laws are at the same level, and the two have different training directions and their respective focuses. The training goal of the Master of Laws is directed at teaching and academic aspects, while the Master of Laws is directed at application and practice.

Juris Master is divided into two directions, namely, the Master of Laws (Law) and the Master of Laws (Non-law). Among them, the Master of Law (Law) can only be studied by undergraduates majoring in law, and the Master of Law (Non-law) can only be studied by other students. Professional undergraduates are enrolled.

The holder of a master's degree in law should have a relatively solid and systematic basic theoretical knowledge of law, a broad knowledge of legal practice, and a wide-caliber, complex, and outward-looking knowledge and ability structure. Able to comprehensively use professional knowledge in law, economy, management, technology, foreign languages, and computers to independently engage in legal practice and related management work.

Features

Juris Master of law professional degree refers to a professional field, it refers to a professional degree with a specific legal professional background, and is a professional degree for training high-level legal practice professionals. It is characterized by:

First, it is a professional degree. Although it is at the same level and the same specification as the Master of Laws degree, it is different in type and has its own focus. According to the training plan, the Master of Laws professional degree mainly cultivates specialized talents for intermediate and above majors and management positions in the legal practice department.

Second, it is a professional degree with law as a professional field or with a legal professional background. This makes it different from professional degrees in other professional fields such as the Master of Business Administration (MBA) or the Master of Public Administration (MPA).

Third, it is a high-level degree. This is determined by the characteristics of the legal profession. The goal of this degree is to be competent in legal practice as a benchmark. To meet the "intermediate level or above (including intermediate) professional and management job requirements in the practice department". That is to say, its talent training goal is different from the training goal of law undergraduate education, but a high-level degree, that is, a degree that reaches the level of master's degree.