The Center’s members offer an increasing number of courses in Chinese law ranging from the introductory to thematic studies in specific sub-fields. In addition, the Center supports the teaching of Chinese law in the member universities, by organizing and coordinating guest lectures given by experts in Chinese law from China and other countries. Regular teaching is also supplemented by research seminars and other academic events held by the Center.

Courses in Chinese law thought at the member institutions:

 At the University of Helsinki

• 2020-2021
  • Chinese legal system: history and presence
  • Business and Company law: governing economics
  • China in international organisations – transnational governance
  • Corporate social responsibility and fundamental labour rights in China
•  2018-2019
  • Introduction to Chinese Law by Dr Zhang Yihong
•  2017-2018
  • Chinese Law and Society: An Introduction to the Chinese Legal System by Dr Zhang Yihong
•  2016-2017
  • Law and Society in Modern China by Dr Zhang Yihong
•  2015-2016
  • Chinese Law from a Comparative Perspective by Dr Zhang Yihong
• 2014-2015
  • Chinese Law from a Comparative Perspective by Dr Chen Yifeng and Dr Li Haiming
  • Transformation of Chinese Private Law and Chinese Legal System in the Era of Globalization by Dr Zhang Yihong and Dr Wei Qian
• 2013-2014
  • Kulttuurisesti vieraan oikeuden ymmärtäminen ja Kiinan oikeus by Prof. Ulla Liukkunen, Dr Chen Yifeng and doctoral candidate Marja Paavilainen
  • An Introduction to Chinese Law by Dr Yifeng Chen
  • Chinese Perspectives on International Law by Dr Yifeng Chen
  • Chinese Law from a Comparative Perspective by Dr Yifeng Chen
• 2012-2013
  •  Kulttuurisesti vieraan oikeuden ymmärtäminen ja Kiinan oikeus by Prof. Ulla Liukkunen, Dr Chen Yifeng and doctoral candidate Marja Paavilainen
  • An Introduction to Chinese Law by Dr Yifeng Chen
  • International Law and the Rule of Law in China by Dr Yifeng Chen

At the University of Lapland

• 2016-2017
  • Professor Nojonen, Chair of Chinese Culture and Society, developed a China Program allowing all the students at the University of Lapland to take a minor in Chinese studies (30 ECTS). The program is divided into 5 topics: culture and history; political system; economy and management; legal culture; Chinese society and media. The courses are taught by scholars from Finland and China.
•  2013-2014
  • Kiinaoikeuden perusteet by Prof. Juha Karhu and doctoral candidate Matti Tjäder
  • Kiinan oikeuskulttuuri by Prof. Juha Karhu and doctoral candidate Matti Tjäder

 

At the University of Turku

• An online course “Introduction to Chinese Law” has been also available fro three consecutive years from 2012 to 2014 via Asianet, hosted at the University of Turku.

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