Study Law and International Relations in China

Study Law and International Relations in China with Nuowei Aisen International

Law and international relations programs are open to some international students, often at postgraduate level. Language of instruction varies, so check each program before applying.

How we can help

Finding law and international relations programs

Checking entry and language requirements

Application and document support

Personal follow-up

How it works

Send an education inquiry with your study goal and documents
We review your profile and explain suitable options
We guide your application and documents step by step
You get personal follow-up until your application is submitted

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Frequently asked questions

Can international students study Law and International Relations in China?

Yes, many universities in China accept international students in this field, in English-taught and Chinese-taught programs. Entry rules differ by university and program, so Nuowei Aisen International helps you check which programs fit your background before you apply.

How long does it usually take to study Law and International Relations in China?

Programs open to international students are often at postgraduate level, and length differs by university.

What documents are usually needed to apply for Law and International Relations?

Universities usually ask for a valid passport, your latest academic certificates and transcripts, a language proof where relevant, passport-style photos and a completed application form. Some programs also ask for a medical examination, recommendation letters or a personal statement. Requirements vary by university, so we review your documents with you before submission.

Study Law and International Relations in China