Overview
As China becomes one of the world’s largest economies, an understanding of Chinese regulation of international business is crucial for students and lawyers working in the field of business law. China’s approach of regulating international business is in some ways different from other countries such as Australia and is rapidly … For more content click the Read More button below.
The course is designed both for students who wish to have a thorough understanding of Chinese law and practice of international business and for commercial practitioners who are developing practice in a wider range of business areas with China.
Main Topics to be covered:
General commercial law (e.g. contract law, company law)Investment lawTrade lawLaw of financeCompetition lawIntellectual property law
Students who enrolled in their JD program after 2013 have an additional pre-requisite of the course Law in the Global Context, JURD 7270.
LLB students are able to enrol in the course LAWS3157.
Conditions for Enrolment
Prerequisite: 36UOC of JD courses for students enrolled prior to 2013. Students enrolled after 2013 must have completed 72 UOC of JD courses and Law in the Global Context (JURD7220)
Course Outline
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Fees
Type | Amount |
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Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable) | $1370 |
Domestic Students | $5250 |
International Students | $6180 |
Pre-2019 Handbook Editions
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