SUMMARY TABLE OF THE PROPOSAL FOR OPENING A NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAM

ECONOMIC LAW – MASTER’S LEVEL

I.       ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES, AND TRAINING CURRICULUM OUTLINE

1. Entry requirements

Applicants for admission must have full civil act capacity and a clear personal background; must not be serving a disciplinary penalty at the level of warning or higher and must not be serving a criminal sentence; must be certified by the personnel management agency where they are working or by the local authority where they reside; and must be in good health for study.

Learners must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification and meet the University’s admission or entrance examination requirements.

Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in the correct or relevant discipline may apply for admission immediately after graduation.

Applicants holding a bachelor’s degree in a discipline closely related to the admission discipline must complete 05 supplementary knowledge courses, equivalent to 15 credits, before submitting the admission application, according to the list of required supplementary courses.

Applicants holding a bachelor’s degree in a discipline different from the admission discipline must complete 06 supplementary knowledge courses, equivalent to 18 credits, before submitting the admission application, according to the list of required supplementary courses.

2. Program learning outcomes

Upon completion of the program, learners will acquire knowledge, skills, and professional legal practice competence in the field of economic law as follows:

2.1. Program learning outcomes for the research-oriented master’s program

2.1.1. Knowledge

  • Apply systematic knowledge connecting theory and practice at an in-depth, broad, and advanced level in the legal field.
  • Analyze systematic knowledge connecting legal theory and the practical application of legal regulations at an in-depth, broad, and advanced level in the field of Economic Law.
  • Select knowledge to solve legal issues arising from specific practical situations on the basis of theories and legal documents in Economic Law in a scientific manner.
  • Distinguish interdisciplinary knowledge related to economic law in the context of global economic integration.
  • Accurately and scientifically distinguish researched and applied legal knowledge in the process of providing legal consultancy in business and commerce.
  • Compare interdisciplinary knowledge related to economic law in the context of global economic integration.
  • Analyze in-depth integrated knowledge of governance organization and business operations of business and commercial entities in the context of digital transformation.

2.1.2. Skills and personal qualities

  • Establish skills to fully identify data and legal information governed by economic law in order to propose scientific solutions to theoretical and practical issues related to the profitability of business entities.
  • Propose the creative use of technology in academic economic law to organize and manage advanced business and commercial activities in learners’ practical work.
  • Proficiently apply the ability to communicate knowledge from simple to complex levels based on research and discussion of professional and scientific issues with people in the same field and others.
  • Proficiently apply the ability to communicate theoretical knowledge from simple to complex levels based on research and discussion of professional and scientific issues with people in Economic Law and those in other scientific disciplines.
  • Proficiently demonstrate skills in analyzing learned legal provisions and applying them to the practical implementation of law in the economic field.

2.1.3. Interaction skills

Analyze learned skills and apply them in practice to important legal initiatives with foreign language proficiency equivalent to Level 4/6 of the Vietnamese Foreign Language Proficiency Framework.

2.1.4. Professional practice competence and autonomy

Create an in-depth research-based professional practice framework within the field of Economic Law, suitable for the practical organization and business and commercial operations of business entities in the market economy.

2.2. Program learning outcomes for the application-oriented master’s program

2.2.1. Knowledge

  • Apply systematic situations connecting theory and practice at an in-depth, broad, and advanced level in the field of Economic Law.
  • Analyze the reality of legal application in specific situations of business entities to confirm the correctness or limitations of in-depth, broad, and advanced theoretical knowledge in the science of Economic Law.
  • Select practical application situations to solve legal issues arising from specific realities of legal application in application-oriented Economic Law practice, thereby scientifically proving the correctness of the theoretical foundations studied.
  • Distinguish interdisciplinary practical situations related to economic law in the context of global economic integration.
  • Accurately distinguish and apply legal situations appropriate to the experienced knowledge of Economic Law, enhancing scientific value in the process of providing legal consultancy in business and commerce.
  • Compare practical interdisciplinary application situations related to economic law in the context of global economic integration.
  • Analyze the reality of legal application through in-depth integrated knowledge of governance organization and operations of business and commercial entities in the context of digital transformation.

2.2.2. Skills and personal qualities

  • Establish skills to fully identify data and information in order to propose solutions to practical situational issues and derive knowledge of Economic Law in a scientific manner.
  • Propose the creative use of technology in practice to enhance the academic value of law and organize and manage advanced business and commercial activities in practical work.

2.2.3. Interaction skills

  • Proficiently apply the ability to handle situations from simple to complex levels based on experimental results of professional and scientific issues with people in the same field and others.
  • Proficiently apply the ability to communicate knowledge in practical situations based on discussions of professional issues in Economic Law with people in application-oriented Economic Law or other applied fields.
  • Proficiently demonstrate learned skills and practical legal implementation in the economic field.
  • Analyze advanced proficient skills in practice and dynamically apply important legal initiatives with foreign language proficiency equivalent to Level 4/6 of the Vietnamese Foreign Language Proficiency Framework.

2.2.4. Professional practice competence and autonomy

  • Create a professional practice framework for Economic Law that is suitable for the practical organization and business and commercial operations of business entities in accordance with the law in the market economy.

3. Training curriculum outline

Semester 1: 22 credits

Compulsory courses: 22 credits

  1. Course code: 100409
    Internal code: 11100013
    Course title: Philosophy
    Credits: 4 (4,0)
  2. Course code: 103163
    Internal code: 18100021
    Course title: Scientific Research Methodology in Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  3. Course code: 103164
    Internal code: 18100023
    Course title: Advanced Labor and Social Security Law
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  4. Course code: 103165
    Internal code: 18100025
    Course title: Economic Crimes and Crime Prevention in Business Activities
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  5. Course code: 103172
    Internal code: 18101040
    Course title: Research Seminar 1
    Credits: 3 (0,3)
  6. Course code: 103167
    Internal code: 18100033
    Course title: Advanced Law on Trade in Goods, Services, and E-commerce
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  7. Course code: 103168
    Internal code: 18100030
    Course title: Advanced Law on Price Management and Product and Goods Quality in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  8. Course code: 103169
    Internal code: 18100040
    Course title: Food Safety Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)

Semester 2: 20 credits

Compulsory courses: 14 credits

  1. Course code: 103170
    Internal code: 18100045
    Course title: Environmental Protection Law in Business
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  2. Course code: 103171
    Internal code: 18100037
    Course title: Skills for Resolving Business and Commercial Disputes
    Credits: 3 (2,1)
  3. Course code: 103166
    Internal code: 18100031
    Course title: Land Law and Real Estate Business
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  4. Course code: 103173
    Internal code: 18101041
    Course title: Research Seminar 2
    Credits: 3 (0,3)
  5. Course code: 103190
    Internal code: 18104047
    Course title: Internship
    Credits: 3 (0,3)

Elective courses: minimum 03 courses, 6 credits

  1. Course code: 103175
    Internal code: 18100024
    Course title: Property Law in Business Activities
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  2. Course code: 103176
    Internal code: 18100026
    Course title: Law on Bidding and Auctioning of Goods and Services
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  3. Course code: 103177
    Internal code: 18100027
    Course title: Advanced Competition Law and Consumer Protection Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  4. Course code: 103178
    Internal code: 18100028
    Course title: Advanced Industrial Property Rights Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  5. Course code: 103179
    Internal code: 18100029
    Course title: Legal Consultancy on Investment
    Credits: 2 (1,1)
  6. Course code: 103180
    Internal code: 18100022
    Course title: Law on Business Entities
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  7. Course code: 103181
    Internal code: 18100032
    Course title: Law on Business and Commercial Contracts
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  8. Course code: 103182
    Internal code: 18100035
    Course title: Law on Bankruptcy of Enterprises and Cooperatives
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  9. Course code: 103183
    Internal code: 18100036
    Course title: Law on Logistics Services and Multimodal Transport
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  10. Course code: 103184
    Internal code: 18100038
    Course title: Legal Consultancy on Taxation in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 2 (1,1)
  11. Course code: 103185
    Internal code: 18100039
    Course title: Securities Business Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  12. Course code: 103186
    Internal code: 18100046
    Course title: Digital Economy Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  13. Course code: 103187
    Internal code: 18100034
    Course title: Corporate Social Responsibility in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  14. Course code: 103188
    Internal code: 18100042
    Course title: Law on Foreign Trade Management
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  15. Course code: 103189
    Internal code: 1810041
    Course title: Banking Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)

Semester 3: 18 credits

  1. Course code: 103174
    Internal code: 18101042
    Course title: Research Seminar 3
    Credits: 3 (0,3)
  2. Course code: 103191
    Internal code: 18106043
    Course title: Thesis
    Credits: 15 (0,15)

3.2. Application-oriented training program

Semester 1: 22 credits

Compulsory courses: 22 credits

  1. Course code: 100409
    Internal code: 11100013
    Course title: Philosophy
    Credits: 4 (4,0)
  2. Course code: 103163
    Internal code: 18100021
    Course title: Scientific Research Methodology in Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  3. Course code: 103164
    Internal code: 18100023
    Course title: Advanced Labor and Social Security Law
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  4. Course code: 103165
    Internal code: 18100025
    Course title: Economic Crimes and Crime Prevention in Business Activities
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  5. Course code: 103166
    Internal code: 18100031
    Course title: Land Law and Real Estate Business
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  6. Course code: 103167
    Internal code: 18100033
    Course title: Advanced Law on Trade in Goods, Services, and E-commerce
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  7. Course code: 103168
    Internal code: 18100030
    Course title: Advanced Law on Price Management and Product and Goods Quality in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 3 (3,0)
  8. Course code: 103169
    Internal code: 18100040
    Course title: Food Safety Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)

Semester 2: 20 credits

Compulsory courses: 6 credits

  1. Course code: 103170
    Internal code: 18100045
    Course title: Environmental Protection Law in Business
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  2. Course code: 103171
    Internal code: 18100037
    Course title: Skills for Resolving Business and Commercial Disputes
    Credits: 3 (2,1)
  3. Course code: 103192
    Internal code: 18101043
    Course title: Practical Seminar 1
    Credits: 1 (0,1)

Elective courses: minimum 07 courses, 14 credits

  1. Course code: 103175
    Internal code: 18100024
    Course title: Property Law in Business Activities
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  2. Course code: 103176
    Internal code: 18100026
    Course title: Law on Bidding and Auctioning of Goods and Services
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  3. Course code: 103177
    Internal code: 18100027
    Course title: Advanced Competition Law and Consumer Protection Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  4. Course code: 103178
    Internal code: 18100028
    Course title: Advanced Industrial Property Rights Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  5. Course code: 103179
    Internal code: 18100029
    Course title: Legal Consultancy on Investment
    Credits: 2 (1,1)
  6. Course code: 103180
    Internal code: 18100022
    Course title: Law on Business Entities
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  7. Course code: 103181
    Internal code: 18100032
    Course title: Law on Business and Commercial Contracts
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  8. Course code: 103182
    Internal code: 18100035
    Course title: Law on Bankruptcy of Enterprises and Cooperatives
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  9. Course code: 103183
    Internal code: 18100036
    Course title: Law on Logistics Services and Multimodal Transport
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  10. Course code: 103184
    Internal code: 18100038
    Course title: Legal Consultancy on Taxation in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 2 (1,1)
  11. Course code: 103185
    Internal code: 18100039
    Course title: Securities Business Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  12. Course code: 103186
    Internal code: 18100046
    Course title: Digital Economy Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  13. Course code: 103187
    Internal code: 18100034
    Course title: Corporate Social Responsibility in Business and Commerce
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  14. Course code: 103188
    Internal code: 18100042
    Course title: Law on Foreign Trade Management
    Credits: 2 (2,0)
  15. Course code: 103189
    Internal code: 18100041
    Course title: Banking Law
    Credits: 2 (2,0)

Semester 3: 18 credits

Compulsory courses: 18 credits

  1. Course code: 103193
    Internal code: 18101044
    Course title: Practical Seminar 2
    Credits: 1 (0,1)
  2. Course code: 103194
    Internal code: 18101045
    Course title: Practical Seminar 3
    Credits: 1 (0,1)
  3. Course code: 103195
    Internal code: 18104043
    Course title: Internship
    Credits: 8 (0,8)
  4. Course code: 103196
    Internal code: 18103044
    Course title: Project