Law majors generally do not need to study advanced mathematics, but individual colleges will also offer advanced mathematics courses.

Law is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to law major. The basic study period is 4 years, and the bachelor of law degree is awarded. In the process of doing business, it is still inseparable from mathematics, such as labor contract disputes, enterprise disputes, tax disputes and so on. , but also need basic calculation and understanding of financial statements. Of course, these relatively high figures are still relatively basic.

Introduction to legal specialty

Law mainly studies the basic theory and knowledge of law, legal phenomena and problems related to law, involving constitution, criminal law, civil and commercial law, economic law and procedural law. And handle litigation and legal affairs. For example: the defense of civil litigation such as divorce and inheritance disputes, the prosecution of criminal cases such as murder and theft, the drafting, review and revision of enterprise contracts, and the coordinated handling of labor disputes.

Main courses: Chinese legal history, China Constitution, labor and social security law, comparative criminal law, company law and enterprise law, marriage inheritance law, comparative civil and commercial law, international criminal law, introduction to civil law, property law and debt law, etc.

Employment prospect of law major

Law graduates can work as prosecutors, judges, civil servants of administrative organs, lawyers, law commissioners/assistants, paralegals and other related jobs. In addition to working in courts, procuratorates, law firms and other professional institutions, you can also go to the legal department of large enterprises to engage in related work.

To become a prosecutor or judge, you usually need to pass the national judicial examination first, then register for the civil service examination of the court or procuratorate, and pass the training after admission to become a judge or prosecutor.

To become a professional lawyer, you must first pass the national judicial examination and then obtain a lawyer's practice license according to law. 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.