The legal landscape of Hong Kong is unique—a vibrant meeting point where common law principles inherited from its colonial past intersect with the constitutional framework of “One Country, Two Systems” and the rapidly expanding influence of Mainland Chinese law. At the forefront of preparing legal minds to navigate this challenging yet fascinating environment stands the Faculty of Law of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). Established relatively recently compared to some global peers, CUHK Law has rapidly ascended to become one of Asia’s preeminent legal institutions, renowned for its strong research output, commitment to bilingual and comparative legal education, and deep engagement with the legal complexities of Greater China.
A Distinctive Mission: Bilingualism and Comparative Law
What truly sets the CUHK Faculty of Law apart is its fundamental commitment to a bilingual and bicultural approach to legal education. Hong Kong’s legal system operates primarily in English, yet its … Read more