The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Laws is a research-focused degree designed for students dedicated to advanced legal scholarship. This program offers a pathway to potentially pursue a PhD in Laws at CUHK, subject to academic performance and evaluation during your MPhil studies. Admission is highly competitive, with a limited number of places available each year. The program is delivered in English at the University's main campus in Shatin and can be undertaken on a full-time or part-time basis.
The MPhil in Laws program includes core research methodology and legal theory modules, alongside thesis research. Students are also required to complete specific postgraduate learning and ethics training modules.
The MPhil in Laws program equips students with advanced research skills, preparing them for careers in academia, policy research, or specialized legal practice requiring in-depth analytical capabilities.
English language test results must be obtained not more than two years prior to the date of application. Alternative evidence of English proficiency equivalent to the above may be considered.
Tuition fees are subject to annual review. Full-time students may receive a postgraduate studentship, but this does not include a waiver of tuition fees.