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Let's be honest. In addition to the legal trump card, the better jobs are foreign languages and finance.

The rest of the courses are expanded solely for the purpose of going to university. I can't say in the long run, but in the near future, it seems that the school is not prepared accordingly. For example, when I applied for the exam in 06, there was an illegal major, and in the 2010 freshman enrollment when I graduated, the major was no longer recruiting.

In order to prevent cross-provincial, it is not possible to say which specialty is specific, but you can taste all kinds of flavors yourself.

In addition, I would like to give you a suggestion: if you are applying for a midstream and downstream major for the sake of going to a prestigious school, Huazheng. You must be prepared for the following:

1. The idea of staying in Shanghai and working hard.

2. Incomparably strong heart and ability to stay in Shanghai.

3. If there are "human resources" for smooth development in Shanghai

If you don't have the above, I recommend reporting a good major in your hometown, because Huazheng is still the Huazheng of Shanghainese, and Huazheng has a foothold in Shanghai, not that it can't, but the pressure is extremely high, and the cost performance is not outstanding. However, the life of Hua Zheng is very easy, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed, very relaxed.

PS: I graduated from Huazheng International Law and have now fled Shanghai.

Where are you, classmate? Have you been accepted?

East China University of Political Science and Law majored in Public AdministrationOne of the key disciplines of the school, with a good academic reputation and candid stool teaching resources. The following is a comprehensive evaluation of the major:

1.The professional setting is perfectThe curriculum of the public administration major of East China University of Political Science and Law is relatively comprehensive, covering the knowledge of public administration, public policy, organizational behavior, political economy, etc.

Students can systematically learn and master theoretical and practical skills in the field of public administration.

2.Excellent facultyThe program has an excellent faculty with extensive teaching and research experience in the field of public administration.

They are not only highly accomplished in academic research, but also able to combine theory and practice to provide students with rich teaching content and case studies.

3.Practical teaching links are abundant:The Public Administration major of East China University of Political Science and Law focuses on practical teaching and provides students with a large number of practical opportunities.

Students can participate in social research, internship training, simulation drills and other activities to exercise their practical skills and problem-solving skills.

4.Broad employment prospects:Graduates majoring in public administration can be employed in various fields such as ** departments, public institutions, enterprises and institutions, and social organizations.

With the increasing importance of public affairs management, the demand for public administration professionals is also expanding, and the employment prospects are relatively broad.

5.Academic research results are abundant:The public administration major of East China University of Political Science and Law has made a series of important achievements in academic research.

The college regularly holds academic seminars and international academic exchange activities, providing students with a broad academic platform and exchange opportunities.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, East China University of Political Science and Law cultural industry management is not a study of law. Cultural Industry Management:

The four-year undergraduate program offers a bachelor of arts degree and was established in 2005 with 195 students. Major courses: Fundamentals of Modern Management, Practical Public Relations, Communication, Business Survey and Statistics, Cultural Industry, Cultural Policy, Cultural Law, Cultural Economics, Cultural Marketing, Cultural Management Psychology, Introduction to Exhibition, E-commerce, Intellectual Property Law, etc.

Hello, very high group Xianxing will answer for you, East China University of Political Science and Law cultural industry management is not a study of law. Cultural Industry Management: Four-year bachelor's degree, bachelor of arts, established in 2005, 195 students.

Major courses: Fundamentals of Modern Management, Practical Public Relations, Communication, Business Survey and Statistics, Cultural Industry, Cultural Policy, Cultural Law, Cultural Economics, Cultural Marketing, Cultural Management Psychology, Introduction to Exhibition, E-commerce, Intellectual Property Law, etc.

There are 1,112 jujube majors of all types, a total of 46 undergraduate majors in management, and the 41st place in employment in "management" is Beijing, accounting for 17%, and the industry with the largest demand for majors is public relations, marketing and exhibition, accounting for 19%.

In terms of Hu Zhaoye's ranking of disciplines: management - business administration, there are a total of 46 majors in management, and the cultural industry management specialty ranks 14th in the business administration major, and ranks 41st in the entire management category.

It doesn't seem to be very good, but the University of Political Science and Law is still good at law, and I am from the law school.

I only heard about it when I was a sophomore, and it's about the same as journalism. You don't know what to study, so you're busy changing majors?

There are two directions in the administrative management major of East China University of Political Science and Law, which are introduced as follows

**Management Direction).

The four-year program awarded a bachelor's degree in law, established in 1997, with 475 students.

Major courses: Management, Public Administration, Political Science, Contemporary Chinese Political System, Comparative Political System, Introduction to Law, General Theory of Administrative Law, Introduction to Sociology, Economics, Administrative Organization, Local Science, Municipal Administration, Public Policy, Human Resource Development and Management, Introduction to Information Management, Organizational Behavior, Administrative Secretarial, Administrative Legislation, Administrative Litigation Law.

E-government direction).

The four-year program awarded a bachelor's degree in management, which was established in 2009.

Main professional courses: Political Science, Public Administration, Management, Contemporary Chinese Political System, Local Science, Introduction to Public Policy, Introduction to E-Government, Administrative Law (including Administrative Litigation Law), Introduction to Information Management, Economics, Management Psychology, Administrative Organization, Municipal Science, Social Survey and Social Statistics, Chinese and Foreign Civil Service System, Computer Networks and Communications, Introduction to E-Government, Development and Utilization of Information Resources, Design and Maintenance, Information and Network Security Management.

Note: Studying this profession is suitable for working in the civil service, preparing for the bar exam, etc.

It's not very good, mainly because law is better, and students majoring in administrative management will all minor in law bachelor's degree, or change majors in their sophomore year.

**Management graduates are LL.B. e-government graduates are LL.C.