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College of Law Summer Program provides three weeks of intensive and substantial courses about international trade law and practice. Our top-notch instructors along with the high academic quality of our courses even allow you to obtain school credits. It is an excellent opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with theoretical and practical knowledge about international trade law and lawyering.
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- Home Institute Monash University
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile https://research.monash.edu/en/persons/han-wei-liu
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（國際經濟專題研究）
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- Home Institute Washington Group & Associates
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile https://en.wglaw.com.tw/product-detail-2844778.html
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International and Comparative Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Liability
(人工智慧監管與責任的國際比較觀點)
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- Home Institute University of Arkansas
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile Profile
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Products Liability
(產品責任法)
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- Home Institute Singapore Management University
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile https://faculty.smu.edu.sg/profile/pasha-l-hsieh-2026
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Law of International Trade: ASEAN and EU Perspectives
(國際貿易法：東盟和歐盟的觀點)
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- Home Institute University of Tokyo
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/focus/en/people/people001318.html
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Japanese Public Law under the COVID-19 Pandemic
(新冠疫情下的日本公法)
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- Home Institute Meiji University
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile https://www.meiji.ac.jp/hogaku/teacher/suzukiken.htm
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Comparison of Taiwan and Japan's legal measures in response to the Pandemic
(台日應對爆發疫情法律措施比較)
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- Home Institute Home University Toyo University
- Visiting Term Fall 2022
- Profile http://ris.toyo.ac.jp/profile/en.1500ead950115d80f090a220942e4e9b.html?mode=pc
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Japanese Copyright Law
(日本著作權法)
2018 March-June
| date | Conference |
| 5/7-5/8 | Joint Conference between Hong Kong University and National Taiwan University |
2018 September-December
| 9/20 | Joint Conference between Waseda University Law School and National Taiwan University College of Law |
| 11/22-23 | Joint Conference between The Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law and National Taiwan University College of Law |
| 11/26-27 | Joint Conference between Hong Kong University Faculty of Law, Radboud University College of Law and National Taiwan University College of Law |
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2018 March-June
| 時間 | 講者 | 名稱 |
| 3/13 | Prof. Dr. Tiliman Repgen | Die Reichweite der Verschuldensvermutung in § 280 I 2 BGB |
| 6/13 | 森互英幸 | 日本における技能実習制度の法的位置づけと問題点-労働法、社会保障法の視点から |
2018 March-June
2018 September-December
| 時間 | 講者 | 名稱 |
| 10/5 | Dr. Prof. Drzemzewski | Human Rights in Europe: An Insider's Views |
| 10/18 | Dr.James Lin | Torture, forensic investigation and strategic litigation in the modern era |
| 11/1 | Prof. Laurent Mayali | Customary Law and Judicial Power: From Today to Tomorrow |
| 11/5 | Prof. Hugh Beale | The challenges facing national and transational contract law |
| 11/7 | Lord Hughes | Divergence and Convergence - How Can Taiwan Learn From Common Law |
| 11/12 | Prof. Koichi Miki 三木浩一教授 |
日本專門委員制度 |
| 11/20 | Prof. Michael Ng | TBA |
| 12/19 | Prof. Hans Bernd Schaefer | Some reflections on the Volkswagen Diesel Scandal from a legal and economic perspective |
| 12/5 | Prof. Xuan-Thao Nguyen | Disruptive Lending for Innovation: Legal Development and the Birth of Silicon Valley |
| 12/6 | Prof. Tjio, Hans | Re-regulating Singapore |
| 12/7 | Prof. Mindy Chen-Wishart | Contract performance and Change of mind |
| 12/12 | Prof. Burkhard Hess | Public Hearings in Court Proceedings |
| 12/13 | Prof. Martin Gelter | TBA |
| 12/21 | Prof. Jianlin Chen | Regulating Religious Fraud In Taiwan And Hong Kong: A Comparative Study On The Convergences And Deviations In The Understanding Of Religious Freedom |
| 12/20 | Prof. Robert Klonoff | The National Football League Concussion Litigation |
“Sustainable development” has become a global focal point. As the oldest and largest law school in Taiwan, NTU Law has the most comprehensive teaching and research capabilities in Taiwan. It is only natural that NTU Law upholds “sustainable development” as our core value.
In line with the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this page presents NTU Law’s positive influence and specific contributions by responding to the targets under the UN SDGs. All data is derived from NTU Social Responsibility and Sustainability Report.
Sustainable development is a long-term mission towards which NTU Law will continue to make efforts and progress persistently. We are confident that NTU Law will help make a difference in the sustainability of the local and international communities.
2022 Sustainability Report
16.8 17.6 17.10
WTO Chairs Programme Officially Launched –A Collaboration between WTO and NTU
The Asian Center for WTO & International Health Law and Policy (ACWH), a research center in NTU’s College of Law, has been selected as a World Trade Organization (WTO) Chair for a four-year term and officially launched the WTO Chairs Programme (WCP) on May 17, 2022. The program was initiated in 2010 to support academic institutions in developing and underdeveloped countries, to offer international trade-related courses, academic research, and other exchange activities to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the international trade system. The international chair is selected every four years, and 17 academic institutions worldwide, including NTU, were chosen to participate in the third phase of the WTO Chairs Programme.
In response to Taiwan’s accession to the WTO in 2002, NTU’s College of Law established the ACWH in 2003. ACWH has long been devoted to researching international trade law, health law and arbitration law, as well as serving as a government advisory body. Its recent research topics focus on the impact of COVID-19 on transportation, port, and trade restrictions, as well as emerging topics such as e-commerce, digital data, and digital trade. For ACWH, being selected as a WTO Chair represents international recognition of its education and research efforts, and ACWH will continue to make contributions in the field of global trade to support Taiwan’s public and private sectors in the future.
The ACWH, a research center in NTU’s College of Law, has been selected as a World Trade Organization (WTO) Chair for a four-year term and officially launched the WTO Chairs Programme (WCP) on May 17, 2022.
“Know Your Rights!” NTU Legal Service Provides Consultation Services to the Public
NTU Legal Service is composed of third- and fourth-year undergraduate students as well as graduate students from NTU’s College of Law. Since its establishment in 1979, under the leadership of honorary advisor Professor Lian-Gong Chiou, and supervising professors Professor Shu-Huan Shyuu, Professor Ming-Chiang Lin, and Professor Wei-Yu Chen, NTU Legal Service has always adhered to its founding principles, using “Know Your Rights!” as its slogan. Every Saturday afternoon, they provide free legal consultation services to the public, and through interaction with the parties involved, they enhance students’ practical experience and inspire their sense of justice and dedication to society.
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, NTU Legal Service started providing online consultation services. It ensured the public reliable support when facing legal difficulties and extended legal services beyond the limitations of physical space, benefiting people with legal consultation needs across the country. During the academic year 2021–2022, the NTU Legal Service handled a total of 290 consultation cases, with civil cases accounting for the highest proportion of these, followed by criminal and public law cases. Through these services, the NTU Legal Service hopes to help build a more comprehensive legal system in society and recruit more law students to join in to protect the rights and interests of the public.
NTU legal service cases in the 2021-22 academic year.
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Courses conducted in English
We invite international scholars and professors from world-known universities (i.e., Kyoto University, UCLA, and UC Berkeley) to be visiting scholars. They will instruct short-term intensive courses on different legal issues.
The intensive courses not only help students to broaden their law concepts worldwide, but also improve their course understanding ability in an English setting.
2018/2019 Visiting Professors
For more information, please visit the following website:
http://www.law.ntu.edu.tw/index.php/peoples/visiting-professors
Joint (Dual) Degree Program
The Joint (Dual) Degree Program allows students to earn a degree from both NTU and partner institutions. Students who apply for the program can take advantage of credit transfer, tuition fee discounts, and completing research program abroad. After completion of their studies at both institutions, the student will be conferred a degree from both NTU and the partner institution.
About the Joint (dual) degree agreement, there are two regimes.
The first regime is “mutual enrollment type,” that is, student from both side (NTU or Partner institution) can join the Joint (dual) degree program. After completing the graduation requirement from both law schools, the student will be conferred a Joint (Dual) Degree. There might be mutual credit recognition between NTU and the partner institution. We just built an agreement with UHH on Doctoral Degree under this regime recently.
The second regime is “unilateral enrollment type”, that is, only NTU students will join this Joint (Dual) Degree Program. From the partner institutions’ standpoint, you can regard the NTU student as an ordinary student. The student will solely complete the graduation requirement the program at the partner institution, and be conferred the degree from the partner institution.
Basically, this regime just provide a preferential admission way for NTU students. For example, the student can choose to enroll in the partner institution after completing one-year study at NTU. After the one year study at NTU, the student will move on and complete the study at the partner institution. After completing the study at the partner institution, the student will then come back to NTU to finish the degree at NTU. In fact, the degrees are separately-awarded. We built up this regime with law schools in Netherlands, USA and UK.
The following table is a comparison chart for the two regimes
| Regimes | Qualified Student | Degree | |
| Mutual Enrollment | Students from NTU or Partner Institutions | There might be mutual credit recognition or joint supervision between NTU and UHH | Joint (Dual) Degree conferred by NTU and partner institution |
| Unilateral Enrollment | Only NTU students | Same as ordinary student in UHH LLM program | Joint (Dual) Degree is separately conferred by NTU and partner institution. |
For more information, please visit the following website:
http://www.law.ntu.edu.tw/index.php/admissions/joint-degree-admissions
International Cooperation
The cooperation aims on deepening the substantive cooperation with world-known universities (i.e., Kyoto University, UCLA, and UC Berkeley) and other partner institutions. Our strategy is to maintain a long-term partnership, including collaboratively organizing the joint conferences, academic programs, and arranging joint publications with our prestigious partner institutions.
Advanced Professional Courses
The courses help students to utilize law theories in real life legal practices. The courses include case studies in specific laws, seminars on different legal issues, and clinical legal trainings. Moreover, our law school has been consistently cooperating with the Taiwan Judge Academy in providing our students the best opportunity in engaging in legal practices.
