Master Program

Credits for Graduation(34 Credits): 30 Credits, Legal English/Japanese/German (4 Credits), and Master's Thesis

2.	Financial Law Group
	(1)Common Required Courses: 12 Credits
		Seminar on Corporation Law (2 Credits);
		Special Study of Financial Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on International Economic Law(I)(II) (4 Credits);
		General Introduction on Intellectual Property Law (I)(II) (4 Credits)

	(2)Professional Law Elective Courses: 18 Credits
		Students should take 2 courses from 2 academic programs (Business and International Economic Law Academic Program and Intellectual Property Rights Law Academic Program) of Financial Law Group.(Course I and Course II are respective courses) Students are allowed to take every courses from college of law. But if you take elective courses from other colleges, our department only recognized up to 6 credits.

2.	Tax Law Group
	(1)Common Required Courses: 8 Credits

Taxation Law Academic Program		Seminar on Financial Constitutional Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on The Protection of Taxpayer's Rights (2 Credits)
Business and International Economic Law Academic Program		2 groups total 4 credits. (Can choose any 4 credits courses of Financial Law Group)
Intellectual Property Rights Law Academic Program

	(2)Professional Law Elective Courses: 22 Credits
		Students should take 6 courses from taxation law academic program of Tax Law Group. (Course I, Course II, Course III, and Course IV are respective courses) Students are allowed to take every courses from college of law. But if you take elective courses from other colleges, our department only recognized up to 6 credits.

3.	The following are three academic programs:
	(1)Business and International Economic Law:
		Case study for Financial Criminal Law(I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Study for Criminal Procedure(I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on Security and Exchange Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Law of Trusts (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Business Contract Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Business Operator's responsibilities (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Property Law(I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on Consumer Protection Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Fair Trad Law (2 Credits);
		Indigenous Peoples Rights and Native Economic Development (2 Credits);
		Seminar on International Investment Law (I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on International Trade Law (I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on Intellectual Property Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Mergers and Acquisitions Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Cross-strait Torts Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Taiwanexe and Chinese Civil Law (I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on Cross-strait Business Contract Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Cross-strait Business Operator's Responsibilities (2 Credits);
		Practice and Seminar of Commercial Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on East Asian Civil Laws(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		Seminars on Taiwanese Law(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		International Financial Institutions: Law and Practice (2 Credits);

	(2)Intellectual Property Rights Law:
		Seminar on Trademark Law (2 Credits);
		Seminiar on Patent Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Biotechnology Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Introduction to U.S. Law (I)(II) (4 Credits);
		Seminar on Information law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Law and Medicine (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Copyright Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar of Intellectual Property Licensing Agreement (2 Credits);

	(3)Taxation Law:
		Basic Principles on Tax Law(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		Case study for Tax Law(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		Tax Remedy(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		Seminar on the Income Tax Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Earmarked Tax (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Property Tax Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on Indirect Tax Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar onTax Collection Law(I)(II)(III)(IV) (8 Credits);
		Seminar on International Tax Law (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Administrative Execution Act (2 Credits);
		Seminar on the Administrative Penalty Act (2 Credits);

4.	Registration Area
	(1)	Students should provide the find advisor(s) application form (including theresearch area and direction) to department office before the end of May of first school year. (Download the form from this web)
	(2)	The timing and notes which Financial and Economic Law graduate student selecting advisor(s)：
		i.	In principle, each teacher accepts a maximum of 8 local students every two years, and is reviewed annually according to the admissions numbers which borrowed from other department. Non-local students are not limit to this regulation. However, it should be pass a resolution by the department meeting if it is necessary to over accept students.
		ii.	Students should provide the find advisor(s) application form to department office before the end of May of first school year, and pass after discussion in the department meeting. (Download Application Form)
		iii.	Can choose two advisors.
		iv.	Student choose advisor who is other department teacher or an external school teacher and must find our department's teacher to advising together. This move should be should be pass a resolution by the department meeting .

5.	Legal foreign language courses and practical courses each do not exceed 4 credits, and those exceeding 4 credits cannot be recognized the credit of professional law elective courses. (Legal foreign language courses must b in the same language.)

6.	In principle, thesis is writing mainly in Chinese. But if it is necessary to write in foreign language due to the nature of the thesis, please explain reasons with advisor's consent. The reason form deliver the resolution by department meeting after consent of department course committee meeting.

7.	All students (including master's in-service students) must take the academic research ethics education course before applying the degree examinaiton.