Law majors do not have high requirements for mathematics, so it is relatively simple to learn the content of advanced mathematics, but it also needs to be studied.
The law covers a wide range and is closely related to our daily life. Understand the contract law when signing a contract in business, and understand the labor law when there is a dispute with the work unit.
There are many employment directions for law majors, and they are also selective.
Law graduates can work as prosecutors, judges, civil servants of administrative organs, lawyers, law commissioners/assistants, paralegals and other related jobs.
To become a prosecutor or judge, you usually need to pass the national judicial examination, register for the civil service examination of the court or procuratorate, and become a judge or prosecutor through training.
According to the needs of their own work, lawyers need to have professional legal knowledge such as civil law, commercial law and economic law, and have certain investigation and execution ability, legal inquiry/analysis/research ability, negotiation and transaction ability, logical reasoning ability and strong interpersonal communication ability.