Law Schools
- National Taiwan University Financial and Economic Law
- National Taiwan University College of Law
- National Taiwan University Dept. of Judicial Administration
- National Chung Cheng University Financial and Economic Law
- National Chung Cheng University Department of Law
- National Chung Cheng University College of Law
- National Chengchi University College of Law
- National Cheng Kung University College of Law
- National Taipei University Financial and Economic Law
- National Taipei University Dept. of Law
- National Chung Hsing University Financial and Economic Law
- National Taipei University Dept. of Judicial Administration
- Soochow University College of Law
- National Kaohsiung University Financial and Economic Law
- National Kaohsiung University College of Law
- Fu Jen Catholic University Financial and Economic Law
- National Kaohsiung University College of Law and Politics
- Fu Jen Catholic University College of Law
- Fu Jen Catholic University Dept. of Judicial Administration
- Donghai University College of Law
- Chung Yuan Christian University Financial and Economic Law
- Shih Hsin University College of Law
- Providence University College of Law
- Chinese Culture University Financial and Economic Law
- Ming Chuan University College of Law
- Chinese Culture University College of Law
- Aletheia University Financial and Economic Law
- Kainan University College of Law
- Asian University Financial and Economic Law
- Hsuan Chuan University College of Law
- Toko University Dept. of Financial and Economic Law
- Hsing Kuo University of Management Financial and Economic Law
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