Compulsory Courses For Undergraduate Students
According to the National Taiwan University College of Law
First year
- Constitutional law
- Civil Code: General Principle I
- Criminal Code- General Principles I
- Civil Code- General Provisions of Obligations
Second year
- Civil Code- General Provisions of Obligations II
- Civil Code- Kinds of Provisions of Obligations
- Civil Code- Property
- Civil Code- Family and Succession law
- Criminal Code- General Principles II
- Criminal Code- Kinds of Offenses
- Administrative Law
- Legal History
- International Law
Third Year
- Civil Procedure
- Criminal Procedure
- General Principles of Business Law & Corporation Law
- Insurance Law
- Law of Negotiable Instruments
- Maritime Law
- Jurisprudence
Fourth Year
- Conflict of Laws
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