The School of Law has established relationships with hundreds of famous universities and institutions from most of the countries and regions and has formed versatile pattern on foreign exchange and cooperation. These countries and regions include the United States, Japan, France, Germany, U.K., Netherlands, Canada, Australia, Korea, Russia and E.U. as well as China Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

Each year about 50 teachers from the Law School visit abroad, take part in academic conferences, lecture and study as visiting scholars. Moreover, every year the School of Law welcome hundreds of foreign specialists, lawyers and senior officials. Various forms of relationships have been established between the School of Law and other foreign well-known universities. Recently the School of Law has successfully held nearly hundreds of international, trans-regional and bilateral academic seminars which have far-reaching influences, such as the First Joint Conference of Sino-U.S. Law School Deans in June 1998; the First Joint Conference of EU-China Law School Deans in June 2000... more>>