CHOOSING CONCENTRATION

Procedure How to Choose Concentration Area

Students may choose from four areas of concentration: Business Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and International Law. The requirements for enrolling in an area of concentration are as follows:

1. Completion of a minimum of 90 credits;
2. Availability of space for elective course(s) in the Study Plan for that semester. No student may take more than 24 credits of courses; and
3. A minimum GPA of 2.50 with grade D consisting of no more than 20% of the total number of courses in the Transcript of Academic Records.
4. Completion with minimum grade B of the related prerequisite courses:

Prerequisite Courses for Concentration of Business Law:

• Business Law (HKIUP212112); and
• International Business Transaction (HKIUP212214).

Prerequisite Courses for Concentration of Constitutional Law:

• Constitutional Law (HKIUP212203); and
• Constitution and Legislation (HKIUP212113).

Prerequisite Courses for Concentration of Criminal Law:

• Criminal Law (HIUP212204); and
• Special Criminal Law (HKIUP212217).

Prerequisite Courses for Concentration of International Law:

• Foundational International Law (HKIUP212205); and
• Advanced International Law (HKIUP212111).

Important Notes: Before a student does study plan (KRS), s/he shall complete both the Concentration Registration Form and application form