Master in Criminal Law

Ocean University of China in Qingdao combines a long history with a focused modern mission. Founded in 1924, the university serves about 27,000 students and hosts a strong community of international learners. Known for its leadership in oceanography and fisheries, OUC is a national key university and part of major national development projects that emphasize research excellence and multidisciplinary teaching.

Students benefit from extensive marine research resources, including multiple research vessels and advanced observation platforms that support hands-on fieldwork and laboratory studies. With 21 colleges and nearly 300 programs, OUC covers a wide range of sciences, engineering and humanities while maintaining distinctive marine strengths. The university emphasizes international collaboration, with partnerships across more than 37 countries and active research in areas such as earth sciences, environmental science and biology.

Prospective international students will find a supportive environment with scholarship opportunities, vocational guidance and a campus culture that encourages innovation and global perspectives. OUC is committed to developing well-rounded graduates ready for careers in research, industry and public service related to the ocean and beyond. For students interested in marine science, environmental studies or related fields, OUC offers unique training, practical experience and connections to China’s leading maritime research initiatives.

The Master in Criminal Law at Ocean University of China is for students who want a Master degree in Law. It takes 2 years to complete and helps students learn about Chinese law.

This program teaches students about criminal law, including subjects like criminal procedure and evidence. Students also develop skills like legal research and writing, and get to practice these skills in mock trials and other hands-on activities.

After graduating, students can work as Criminal Investigators, Court Clerks, Legal Researchers, or Police Officers. They can work in government agencies, law firms, or non-profit organizations.