What jobs can you do after graduating from Economic Law?

In addition to the basic knowledge of law in general, when studying Economic Law, you will study and research focusing on laws related to the field of commerce as well as economic issues.

To know what to do after graduating from Economic Law, let's find out in the content of the article below:

What job can you do after graduating from Economic Law?

Economic law is an important part of the economic law system, existing and operating as an independent law branch in the Vietnamese law system, including legal norms regulating and resolving issues such as disputes, competition, monopoly, intellectual property... arising in business and trade.

This field was born to maintain and resolve disputes in business and trade as well as ensure the operating procedures of enterprises in the process of exchange and trade both domestically and internationally.

According to an article on the Hong Bang International University website, the Economic Law major is in the group of majors with high employment opportunities, with attractive salaries and benefits. Depending on ability and years of experience, the salary for a Bachelor of Economic Law ranges from 6 to 40 million VND/month.

After graduating from the Economic Law major, you can take on job positions such as: Legal consultant, analyzer, assessor, solve problems arising in business; Legal service specialist of Lawyer or Law practitioner; Legal consultant, legislative, executive and judicial specialist, Researcher, lecturer on Economic Law at agencies and schools.

Some schools training in Economic Law

Hanoi Law University uses 8 admission combinations for the Economic Law major, the standard scores are: A00; A01 (25.5 points), C00 (27.36 points), D01; D02; D03; D05; D06 (26.5 points). In addition to the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, this major also considers 3 other methods: Direct admission, admission of candidates participating in the Road to Olympia contest and consideration of high school transcripts.

The tuition fee for the standard training program for the 2023-2024 school year is expected to be 685 thousand VND/credit. Hanoi Law University will announce when there is a roadmap for increasing tuition fees.

Banking Academy - in 2023, enrolls students in the Economic Law major according to 5 methods: Direct admission, considering high school graduation exam scores, considering high school transcripts, admission based on international certificates and admission based on the results of the Hanoi National University's competency assessment exam.

With the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, this year the Economic Law major has a standard admission score of 25.52 points, with 4 subject groups A00; A01; D01; D07 and 26.5 points considering 4 groups C00; C03; D14; D15.

The University of Law (Hue University) for the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, the Economic Law major takes the admission standard score of 19 points, with 4 admission subject combinations A00; C00; C20; D01. Meanwhile, the method of considering academic transcript scores takes 21 points, with 4 similar admission subject combinations.

In 2023, students are expected to pay about 13.75 million VND/school year. This fee increases by 10%, in accordance with regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Law - in 2023, the school's Economic Law major enrolls students according to 4 exam subject groups A00; A01; D01; D07. The school is currently training three main majors with the standard scores respectively: Business Law (26 points), International Commercial Law Standard (26.2 points) and International Commercial Law Standard (English) (25.02 points).

The school announced that the tuition fee for the 2023-2024 school year is 25.9 million VND/year for the Vietnamese language training program and 50.9 million VND/year for the English language training program. Tuition fees for the following years will increase by 10 - 12.8% each year.

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