Department of Financial and Economic Law

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I. Business Law Area
Beyond such laws of commerce as traditional company law, law of bills, law of maritime commerce, and insurance law, the department (graduate institute) also emphasizes such specialized courses as securities transaction law, futures transaction law, economic law, fair transaction law, consumer protection law, finance law, and asset management law so as to cultivate the students’ professional economic and financial knowledge about capital market, currency market and competition strategies.

II. International Economic Law
In response to the environmental changes in the wake of Taiwan’s accession into the World Trade Organization and the increase in the cross-strait trade and economic relationships, such law courses as organizational law of the World Trade Organization, international trade law, international financial law, international economic law, economic law of mainland China, financial law of mainland China, and business law of European Union should be taken by our students (both undergraduate and graduate).

III. Intellectual Property Rights Law
In addition to elevating the competitiveness of Taiwan’s existing traditional industries, such high-tech industries as electronics and biotechnology have become the focus of Taiwan’s industrial development and an important economic lifeblood of Taiwan. Therefore, such technology laws as patent law, trade mark law, copyrights law, biotechnology law, Internet law, and business know-how law should be taken seriously.

IV. Taxation Law
As business operation is regulated by tax and financial laws, concerned people must fully understand such financial and tax laws income tax law, business law, tax collection law and financial law. Therefore, such basic courses that are related to theoretical foundation of taxation laws, tax collection law and financial law must also be taken by the students (both undergraduate and graduate).

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