At
the early time of Chonbuk National University, the Department
of Law was included in the College of Law & Political
Science. In 1980, the Department of Law was as the College
of Law. In 1988 the Department of Law was divided into two
Departments of Private and Public Law, and in 1996 they merged
into one again. The primary concern of teaching programs is
to contribute to the realization of justice with the legal
mind through the basic theoretical studies and practical application
training. Also the academic staffs are particularly interested
in helping the community and citizens in general develop their
sense of responsibility and respect for human right in the
era of rapidly globalizing world.
The College of Law is equipped with many facilities for students'
academic pursuits, and encourages students to join the clubs
for cooperative study. Law Institute was established and has
been operated to support the various activities and studies
and to provide opportunities to share research and social
problems and issues, in addition to the current research findings
in the legal community. A special library has a wide range
of archival documents, case studies, legislative literatures
of many different kinds of books and journals for legal studies.
Law students are encouraged to join Jeong-yeon-hak-sa, a place
for the students who want to prepare for and take the advanced
national civil or government service examinations. The outcomes
of such dedicated efforts and preparation showed commendable
results over the years.
Department of Law
The
role and function of law has become more critical than ever
before because the rapid development and changes taking place
in the complex contemporary society requires various kinds
of law service to maintain society in peace and harmony. It
is very important and urgent to bring up the new generation
of lawyers who can deal with domestic as well as international
problems arising from the rapid globalization of people's
mind and behaviors.
The Department of Law provides the instructional programs
of basic laws, so that they acquire the best kind of legal
mind and competence necessary for the excellent lawyers and
judges. The students are encouraged to acquire a well-grounded
and balanced foundation of various laws, without emphasizing
too much on any one specific branch, in order to understand
the practical situations in perspectives. There are courses
for the Constitution, Adminstration Law, Criminal Law, International
Law, Civil Law and Commercial Law for Master and Doctoral
Degrees in the graduate school.
Constitutional Law 1 (3)
General Part of Civil Law (3)
Property Law (3)
Constitutional Law 2 (3)
General Principles of Criminal Law (3)
International Law 1 (3)
Roman Law (3)
General Principles of Commercial Law (3)
Obligation in General (3)
General Principles of Administrative Law (3)
Special Part of Criminal Law (3)
International Law 2 (3)
Law of Security Property (3)
Various Kinds of Obligation in Particular (3)
Special Part of Administrative Law (3)
Corporation Law (3)
Readings in German Law (2)
Readings in Anglo-American Law (2)
Intellectual Property Law (2)
Seminar in Constitutional Law (3)
Seminar in Criminal Law (3)
Civil Procedure Law 1 (3)
Commercial Paper Law (3)
Criminal Procedure Law (3)
Family Law (3)
Philosophy of Law (3)
Seminar in Administrative Law (3)
Economic Law (3)
Civil Procedure Law 2 (3)
Insurance & Maritime Law (3)
Criminology & Criminal Policy (3)
Environmental Law (3)
Seminar in Civil Law (3)
Seminar in International Law (3)
Law of International Transactions (2)
Law of Conflict of Laws (2)
Penitentiary Correction (2)
Tax Law (3)
Social Law (3)
Seminar in Commercial Law (3)
664-14 1ga Duckjin-Dong Duckjin-Gu Jeonju Jeonbuk 561-756
South Korea master@cbnu.edu
4 January, 2002
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