Pusan National University establishes Graduate School of Maritime and International Commercial Law... Training of experts in maritime law and international commercial law
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- Pusan National University announced that it plans to open the Maritime and International Commercial Law School, which operates master's programs in maritime law, international commercial law, and general law, in March next year in response to the relocation of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries to Busan and the opening of the Maritime International Commercial Court in 2028.
- The admission quota is 30 people, and practical professionals are trained through a 2-year and 6-month evening course.
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Ahead of the relocation of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries to Busan and the opening of the Maritime International Commercial Court in 2028, Pusan National University is building an educational foundation to foster experts in maritime and international commercial law.
In response to the relocation of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries to Busan and the opening of the Maritime International Commercial Court in 2028, Pusan National University will establish a professional education foundation to systematically cultivate experts in maritime affairs and international commercial law.
Pusan National University announced on the 30th that it plans to open the Graduate School of Maritime and International Commercial Law in March next year.
To this end, Pusan National University held a forum with experts in related fields participating in the International Conference Hall of the Mechanical Engineering Building on the 29th and discussed the direction of education and cooperation plans for nurturing talent.
The Graduate School of Maritime and International Commercial Law operates as a master's program in three majors: maritime law, international commercial law, and general law, and the admission quota is 30 students.
It is operated as a 2-year and 6-month, 5-semester evening course to train practical professionals who can respond to legal demands in the field, including the legal profession, companies, and public institutions.
We plan to establish a practice-oriented education system in connection with maritime courts, bar associations, international arbitration institutions, and industry, and to train global legal experts with expertise in international transactions, international arbitration, international investment, and maritime law, as well as convergence legal personnel with legal service capabilities in the industrial field.
Open Questions
- What are the specific curriculum details of the Maritime and International Commercial Law School?
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