Bachelor in Law

Law at Youngsan University introduces students to the legal system, covering the core subjects that form the foundation of legal study, such as constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, and legal procedure. Coursework typically combines lectures on legal principles with case analysis, requiring students to read and interpret statutes and court decisions and apply them to hypothetical or real scenarios. Students build skills in legal reasoning, written argument, and research, learning how laws are drafted, interpreted, and applied within courts and other institutions. Because legal systems and qualification requirements vary by country, an undergraduate law degree often serves as a foundation for further study or licensing exams specific to the jurisdiction where a graduate intends to practice, alongside careers that use legal knowledge without formal practice. Graduates commonly pursue further legal study, paralegal or legal assistant roles, positions in corporate compliance, public administration, or policy work, and some move into business, journalism, or other fields where legal literacy is valuable. Law is offered as a bachelor's degree at Youngsan University in Haeundae-gu, South Korea, with instruction delivered in English. The program runs four years, with intakes in March or September. Students entering this field should expect reading-intensive coursework and regular practice in constructing legal arguments, since the ability to analyze statutes and cases carefully is central to legal study at any level.