To assist students from the School of International Law CUPL / School of Foreign-Related Rule of Law CUPL in clarifying their course selection direction for the fall semester and precisely planning their academic development paths, the School of International Law CUPL / School of Foreign-Related Rule of Law CUPL, held a course selection guidance lecture on the afternoon of May 20th, 2025, at the Changping Campus. The lecture was presided over by Zhu Lijiang, Vice Dean of the School of International Law CUPL / School of Foreign-Related Rule of Law CUPL, and featured Associate Professor Lan Hua, who introduced international moot court competitions and related courses, as well as student Yang Wanqian, who shared his course selection experience.
Vice Dean Zhu Lijiang briefly outlined the core themes and procedures of the guidance session, emphasizing the importance of course selection planning for cultivating foreign-related legal talent.
(Vice Dean Zhu Lijiang introducing the core themes and procedures of the course selection guidance session)
Associate Professor Lan Hua provided an in-depth explanation on cultivating foreign-related legal talent and international moot court competitions and related courses, offering corresponding course selection suggestions for students at different stages of their studies.
(Associate Professor Lan Hua explaining international moot court competitions and related courses)
Yang Wanqian shared the "three principles" of course selection: first, aligning with stage-specific needs; second, managing the number of courses selected; and third, basing decisions on one’s actual circumstances.
(Student Yang Wanqian sharing course selection experience)
During the Q&A session, students actively raised questions regarding courses and academic planning, and Vice Dean Zhu Lijiang, along with several other faculty members, patiently addressed and responded to their inquiries.
(Interactive session with students from the School of International Law)
The Fall Semester Course Selection Guidance Session provided students with comprehensive and practical course selection guidance, helping them precisely plan their academic paths and supporting their growth as foreign-related legal talents.
