Master in Law (Chinese-taught)

Qingdao University of Science and Technology, founded in 1950 and based in Qingdao, is a multidisciplinary institution with a pronounced emphasis on engineering, chemical technology and applied sciences. QUST has expanded across multiple campuses and offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, supported by a strong research portfolio that includes national engineering laboratories, key provincial centers and collaborations with industry. The university has developed a reputation for practical talent cultivation and industry-university-research cooperation.

QUST supports internationalization through partnerships with over 100 universities worldwide and offers joint programs such as Sino-foreign cooperative colleges and dual training schemes. The university houses extensive facilities, a large library collection and research platforms that attract faculty with national honors and expertise. International students can access single-room accommodation equipped with essentials like heating, TV and internet, and benefit from dedicated support for academic and daily life.

Students at QUST gain opportunities to engage with applied research projects, technology transfer initiatives and entrepreneurship programs that have produced several spin-off companies. Career services, internship links and industry partnerships enhance employability in engineering, materials, chemical industries and related fields. Prospective international applicants should review program specializations, explore research groups aligned with their interests and prepare documentation for admission and visa procedures well in advance.

The Master in Law at Qingdao University of Science & Technology is a degree for students who want to study law in Chinese. This 2-3 year master's program helps students gain a deep understanding of law.

The curriculum includes subjects like Chinese law, international law, and legal theory. Students also develop skills in legal research, writing, and critical thinking through hands-on components like case studies and moot courts.

Graduates can work as lawyers, legal consultants, judges, or prosecutors in industries like law firms, government agencies, or non-profit organizations. They can also work as legal advisors in companies or as policy analysts in government agencies.