The number of faculty and students at our College is certainly one of the largest among all law schools in Taiwan. In addition to the Bachelor of Laws program at undergraduate level, we established the Master of Laws program in 1964 and Ph.D. in Law program in 1989. Moreover, an interdisciplinary Graduate School of Law (Master’s Program：Division of Professional Law) was launched in 2001 for non-law graduates to receive legal training and a master’s law degree. The College also set up a night law school for people who plan to pursue a bachelor of laws degree while working. Currently there are about 1,400 students, 36 full-time professors, and 50 adjunct professors at the College of Law.
The organization is summarized as follows:
The Department of Law offers:
- Bachelor's Program, with divisions: Law, Judicial Studies, Financial & Economic Law.
- Bachelor Program of Extension Education (Post Baccalaureate), with similar divisions.
- Master's Program:
- General Group: Fundamental Legal Studies, Public Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, Financial & Economic Law, International Law.
- Professional Legal Studies.
- Doctoral Program: Public Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law, Financial & Economic Law.
Research Centers include:
- Center for Public Law
- Center for Civil Law Studies
- Center for Criminal Law
- Center for Financial and Economic Law Studies
- Center for International Law
- Center for Fundamental Legal Studies
- Center for Labor and Employment Law
Additional centers:
- Center for Comparative Law Documentation
- Center for Energy, Environment and Human Society
Student Clubs:
- Legal Clinic
- International Law Club