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2017-2018 Brochure of YES China Program in ECUPL (LL.M. in International Economic Law)

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2017-2018 Brochure of YES-China Program in

ECUPL (LL.M. In International Economic Law)

East China University of Political Science and Law


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ü make a worthy investment in yourself

ü Pursue a career in law

ü Study law from world-class faculty

ü Study in one of the top law schools in China

ü Study the legal system of an important market

ü Live and study in an international metropolis

n We are THE BEST LAW SCHOOL in the southeast part of China;

n We are an INTERNATIONALIZED university, working with 120 top

institutions in the world, including the World Intellectual Property

Organization, the Washington University in Saint Louis, the University

of Sydney, King’s College London, etc.;

n 100% of the faculty teaching the program have overseas experience

and are widely recognized in their respective research area;

n Located in DOWNTOWN, SHANGHAI, we are able to offer you the

best cultural and city experience on and out of campus…

THEN ECUPL IS THE BEST CHOICE!


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INDEX

INTRODUCTION TO THE HOST

▲ ECUPL

▲ Shanghai

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

▲ Program History

▲ Goal of the program

▲ Courses and Credit Arrangement

▲ Faculty

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ADMISSION

LINK

CONTACT


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▲ ECUPL

Founded in 1952 ， East China University of Political

Science and Law (“ECUPL”) is among the first group of

universities of politics and law established by the

People’s Republic of China. Twin campuses are located

in Changning and Songjiang district respectively.It has

22 undergraduate programs, 20 master’s programs, 10

Ph.D. programs, and a post-doctoral mobile station.

During the past sixty years, ECUPL has developed into a

multidisciplinary university that, while focusing on legal

education, offers a variety of other disciplines such as political science, economics, management,

humanities and computer science. With an international reputation as “The Oriental Pearl in legal

education,” the University has been admitting international students since 1984.International

Exchange Center and International Culture Exchange School are in charge of admission and

administration, as well as exchange with overseas institutions.

▲ Shanghai

Changning Campus of ECUPL is adjacent to Zhongshan

park commercial area. Ten minutes walking will take you

to the hub of several lines of metro station. Shanghai is

becoming and International financial / trade and shipping

center with the superb public service system. Since 1920s,

Shanghai had been known as “Oriental Paris” with the

collision and blending of different cultures. Great changes

take place in this dynamic city everyday. Shanghai, which

was the first city in far east, will achieve more than the

past glory.


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▲ Program History

ECUPL has a long history of joint legal

programs with overseas institutions.

Since 1984, ECUPL cooperated with

Willamette University (US.) to develop

Chinese Law Program. The program

admits students from law schools in US.,

and the credits completed by the

participants during the program are

recognized by American Bar Association.

ECUPL also operated similar programs

with University of Sydney (Australia) and

University of Leeds (UK). The

distinguished faculty of ECUPL has

extensive teaching and research

experience. The Chinese Law Program

helps international students overcome

the language barrier and meets the

increasing demands of international

students for Chinese legal education.

▲ Goal of the Program

The program awards a Master’s degree

in law and provides opportunity of

internship in the fields of international

investment, international trade, or

relevant Chinese law to promote

students’ abilities in dealing with legal

issues concerning trade and investment

in or with China. The primary focus of the

program is on international law, the

economic law of China, and Chinese legal

practice.After graduation, students can

enter into legal practice involving China

and international trade, or choose to

apply for a doctoral degree in law.


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▲ Courses and Credits Arrangement

Credits Requirement:

To be qualified for the LL.M. degree, students must successfully complete 40 units

of credit, consisting of a minimum of 24 credits of course studies, 6 credits of

Major-related Practice unit, and a research paper relating to one of the courses as the

degree thesis for 10 credits.

Curricula:

Compulsory Course Module

Basic Chinese 72 hours 2 credits

Chinese Society and Economy 36 hours 2 credits

Chinese Legal System 36 hours 2 credits

Chinese Judicial System 36 hours 2 credits

Chinese Civil Law 72 hours 4 credits

Company Law and Security Law 54 hours 3 credits

International Investment Law 54 hours 3 credits

Optional Course Module

Intellectual Property Law in China 36 hours 2 credits

International Trade Law 36 hours 2 credits

Litigation Law 36 hours 2 credits

International Commercial Arbitration 36 hours 2 credits

Competition Policy 36 hours 2 credits

Banking Law 36 hours 2 credits

Legal Chinese 36 hours 2 credits

Chinese Culture and Chinese Legal Culture 36 hours 2 credits

*To earn the degree, a student must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 6 credits from the

Optional Module.

Practical curricula can be fine-tuning


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Major-related Practice (6 credits)

Internship in law firm or trade company. No less than a one month period in total.

Thesis (10 credits)

Research Paper or Case Analysis with more than 15,000 words.

Professor ZHU LANYE

Subject: Intellectual property, WTO

Professor Zhu Lanye graduated from Fudan University with

an LL.B. degree and has since been a faculty member of East

China University of Politics and Law. She was a visiting

scholar at Columbia Law School and Harvard Law School from 1985 to 1986 and 1990

to 1991, respectively. She is also an arbitrator with the China International Economic &

Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), Shanghai Arbitration Commission, and

Shenzhen Arbitration Commission. In February 2004, she was nominated by the

Chinese government and accepted by the World Trade Organization as a panelist for

dispute settlement under the WTO. Since 1987, she has taught the course on

▲ Faculty

Professors teaching in this program are highly experienced, and most have taught in

prestigious universities on long term engagements. They are not only proficient in

English, but also experienced in international legal practice. In addition, prominent

scholars from the United States and Europe occasionally appear as guest lecturers.


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intellectual property law to both undergraduates and graduate students at the East

China University of Politics and Law. As a visiting professor, she has taught at the

University of San Francisco School of Law, St. Louis University School of Law,

Groningen University Law School, and Sydney University Law School. She is the author

or co-author of more than 10 books in the fields of intellectual property and

international economic law

Professor LUO PEIXIN

Subject: Corporation Law, Security Law

Professor Luo Peixin received his doctor's degree in

International Finance Law from Peking University and his post

doctorate degree from China Academy of Social Sciences. He

worked in Haitong Securities Corporation from July 2003 to

July 2004 and then became a professor of law at ECUPL, where he began teaching

Corporation Law. Professor Luo Peixin has given many lectures on Corporation Law

and has attended many academic seminars, both home and abroad, promoting

exchanges between ECUPL and other selective universities and institutions. He has

also published many books on corporation law and received many awards for his

articles or research. Professor Luo Peixin has attended and chaired many research

projects and was awarded as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Jurists in China in

2014.

Professor SI PINGPING

Subject: Civil Law, International Law and Anti-monopoly Law

Professor Si Pingping obtained his LL.B. and LL.M. degrees from

East China University of Politics and Law (now ECUPL). He is also a

lawyer at Trust Justice Law Firm in Shanghai. He teaches both

international law and anti-monopoly law at ECUPL. He taught international law as a

visiting professor at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam in 2004 and conducted a course on

the Chinese legal system at the University of San Francisco Law School in 2001. He


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was also previously a visiting scholar at the University of Michigan Law School and

King’s College, London. He lectured at the London Headquarters of Linklaters and

Alliance as well as on the reform of Chinese contract law at the British Chinese Law

Association. He co-coached the ECUPL moot team which participated in the Jessup

International Law Moot Court Competition in Washington DC in 2004. He has published

articles in China’s leading journals such as Legal Jurisprudence and Legal Studies. He

has also co-authored several books, namely, Jurisprudence in International Law (Law

Publications, 1998) and International Anti-Monopoly Law (Shanghai People’s

Publications), as well as contributing to A Great Dictionary of International Legal

System (Law Publications, 1994).

Professor WANG QIAN

Subject: Intellectual Property

Professor Wang Qian received his LL.M. from the University of

Toronto in Canada and his Ph.D. from Peking University,

Beijing. He subsequently joined the Intellectual Property

School, East China University of Political Science and Law

(ECUPL) as a Lecturer and then as an Associate Professor in 2004, and then as a

Professor and Supervisor of Ph.D. candidates in 2006. He has written Internet

Copyright Law (China People’s University Press, 2008), Copyright Law (Peking

University Press, 2007), Intellectual Property Law (China People’s University Press,

2007), On Genetic Discrimination and Legal Countermeasures (China People’s

University Press, 2005). He also co-authored Copyright Protection in the Internet in

China and EU (Law Press, 2008), and Copyright Law (Xia Men University Press, 2006).

He also published more than 60 papers and commentaries. Some of his current

research projects include: EU-China Information Society Project “Online Copyright

Protection in China”; “Study on Indirect Infringement of Intellectual Property,”

sponsored by the Ministry of Justice; “Study on Legal Protection and Regulation of

Technological Measures”, sponsored by the Ministry of Education; and “Study on Joint

Tort in the Digital Environment”, sponsored by Shanghai Education Committee.


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Professor WU QIAOFANG

Subject: English Education, Education

East China University of Political Science and Law

Ph.D in Economic Law

BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY – Bournemouth, UK

M.A. in International Business Administration

JIANGXI NORMAL UNIVERSITY – Jiangxi Province, China

B.A. in English Education

Associate Professor JIA XILING

Subject: Banking Law, Financial Law

Attorney at Law, Member of Chinese Bar Association;

Visiting Research Professor and Lecturer, Osaka University

Graduate School of Law, lecturing on Special Topics on East

Asian Law 2;

Visiting Professor and Lecturer, University of San Francisco

School of Law, lecturing on China Business Law.

Education:

S.J.D., East China University of Political Science and Law (2006),

S.J.D. candidate, Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich, Germany (as DAAD

Sandwich Program Scholarship holder, 2002-2003);

LL.M., University of Warwick, UK (2000); LL.M., ECUPL (1999);

LL.B., East China University of Political Science and Law (1994).

Main Books:

China Business Law, (Thomson West 2008), written in English and published in the

USA), with LingYun GAO;

The Coordination of Laws Regulating Foreign-related Economy, (Peking University

Publishing House 2008), China;

Law of Trust—Legal Analysis on the Development of China’s Trust Market, (Li-Xin

Accounting Publishing House 2003) (With Hong WU and Sh. CHENG).


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Associate Professor LIAO ZHIMIN

Subject: Contract Law, Finance and Law, Property Law

Education:

LL.M., Harvard University Law School (2010);

The Ronald Coase Institute (2009);

Ph.D., International law, Beijing University Law School (2009);

LL.M.,Criminal law, Beijing University Law School(2003)

LL.B., Sichuan University Law School (2000).

Working Experience:

ECUPL Department of International Finance and Law, Associate Professor (2010);

Harvard University, Asia Center, Victor & William Fung Fellow (2009)

Journal of Beijing University, Editor of the study of law and economy (2006-2009)

Associate Professor PENG XU

Subject: International Trade Law, WTO

After receiving intensive training in English at Johns Hopkins

University Nanjing Centre in 1996, PENG Xu earned her

LL.M. in Law in Development from the University of Warwick,

UK (2002);

Ph.D. in International Law from l’Université Paul Cézanne

Aix-Marseille III, France and East China University of Politics and Law (2006).

She is also a British Chevening Scholar (2001) and the winner of the French Eiffel

Doctoral Scholarship (2005), as well as a visiting professor of the University of San

Francisco and Shanghai University.


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Associate Professor MA HE

Education:LL.B. Liaoning UniversityLL.M. East China University of Political Science and LawLL.M. Université Paris 1Ph.D. East China University of Political Science and LawResearch Field: International Law, European Law andComparative Law

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MERTENOVAYENLIK

Graduate of LL.M. Program, ECUPL (2012)

Working at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Republic of Kazakhstan

China -- it's an amazing country with beautiful and developed cities and

metropolitan areas. One of these cities for me is Shanghai – I’m struck by its splendor,

variety, multiethnic and rich culture. This city is fascinating. In this city I live, learn,


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and meet many interesting people. Here I have many friends from all over the world.

Working in an office on the 32nd floor during my internship time, from my window I

could see the entire city, about which I can justifiably say that I found myself

immersed in it and I succumbed to "Shanghai's charms."

Prestigious East China University of Political Science and Law is the whole universe

for me, and a special part of my life education that gave me not only knowledge from

excellent teachers but also wonderful friends. The University gave me a sense of

freedom, strength and confidence. As the great Kazakh poet, philosopher and founder

of Kazakh written literature Abai said: "Only intellect, science, will, and conscience

elevate the human."

ADMISSION

Application deadline: 15th, April 2017

Program start time: 5th, Sep. 2017

Requirements：

1. Non-Chinese Citizen; Healthy both physically and mentally; not over 45 years old to

the date September 1, 2017.

2. Having obtained a B.A. or higher degree, and having at least 3 years’ work

experience; having had some educational or professional experience in a field relative

to that of the program applied for.

3. Working in a government agency, company or research institute, and being a

Section Director or Chief of Office, a senior manager, or strong in scientific researches.


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4. With good English language proficiency, able to follow English-taught courses well.

Non Native English speakers should submit English test report

5.Having a strong development potential in his/her career, and willing to promote the

mutual cooperation and exchanges between China and his/her home country.

Documents to Submit：

An applicant should submit the scanned copies of the following documents:

1. Application form for YES CHINA Program with a 2-inch photo and the applicant’s

signature.

2. Personal statement of research (A minimum of 500 words in English).

3. Copies of bachelor’s degree certificate(s) and academic transcript(s).

4. Two recommendation letters from the applicant’s employers and/or professors.

Telephone numbers and email addresses of the referees must be included in the

letters.

5. Employment verification .

6. English proficiency certificates, if applicable.

7. Copy of the passport page of personal information.

Note: Scanned copies of the documents will be sufficient during the application period. Originals or verified copies

will be required upon enrollment at the universities. All documents should be in Chinese or English and be originals

or notarized copies. All documents are not retrievable.

Application Procedure

Step 1:

Online Application

Please download the application form for YES CHINA Program, fill the form in Chinese

or English on a computer. Hand-writing version is invalid.


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Step 2:

Documents Submission

Submit the application documents (legible scanned ones) listed below to the

application receiving agency.

Link to YES-CHINA Program

http://www.studyinchina.edu.cn/static/zyjxj/index_en.jsp （website maintenance）

Contact

International Cultural Exchange School, ECUPL

Address: 1575 Wan Hang Du Rd., Shanghai, 200042, P. R. China

Telephone: (+86-21) 62071907; 62071789;

E-mail: [email protected]；[email protected]

Website: http://www.study.ecupl.edu.cn

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