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Law & Global GovernanceZhongnan University of Economics and Law

A Community with a Shared Future for Mankind and Contemporary Development of International Law

Zhongnan University of Economics and Law · 2 weeks (14 days) · Per program announcement

A 14-day law summer school on global governance, the rebuilding of international economic and trade rules and foreign-related rule of law, with moot arbitration and court/firm visits. About 30 seats.

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Program overview

Set against the deep transformation of the global governance system, the program builds a high-level exchange platform around the vision of a community with a shared future and the contemporary development of international law.

Coursework and practice include frontier international law classes, foreign-related legal drafting, moot arbitration, and court and law-firm visits, for bachelor, master and PhD students enrolled at overseas universities.

Intake: the main intake for degree programs is September each year (fall semester); some language/foundation programs also offer spring intake — exact dates follow each university’s annual notice. Application tip: prepare and submit your documents 3–6 months in advance to allow time for review and visa (JW202/visa) processing.

Program dates
2026-07-01 to 2026-07-14
Deadline
2026-05-15
Language
English
Planned intake
30

Key facts

Program dates
2026-07-01 to 2026-07-14 (14 days)
Application deadline
2026-05-15
Language
English
Class size
about 30 students
Eligibility
non-Chinese nationals aged 18-45 with study experience relevant to the program field

Application materials

  • Online application form and passport scan
  • Proof of enrollment at an overseas university (bachelor / master / PhD)
  • Transcripts
  • Description of relevant academic background

Fees and scholarships

Program fee
per the official annual admissions notice
Funding
some seats may be sponsored, subject to the notice
Other
international travel and visa costs are normally borne by students
Deadline
2026-05-15