The Economic Law program at Nanjing Agricultural University is a legal and interdisciplinary academic discipline that focuses on the legal framework governing economic activities, markets and business operations. It combines core legal studies with applied knowledge of commercial, financial, trade, agricultural and administrative law, preparing students to understand and interpret the laws and regulations that shape economic governance, enterprise behavior, contracts, property rights, competition, taxation, and dispute resolution in both Chinese and international contexts. The curriculum typically includes courses in constitutional and civil law, commercial and corporate law, contract law, intellectual property, competition law, financial and tax law, and legal practice skills, with an emphasis on how legal principles support economic development, market regulation and social equity. Graduates are equipped for careers in legal consulting, compliance and risk management, corporate legal affairs, government regulatory agencies, judiciary and arbitration institutions, as well as further study in law or related disciplines. By blending legal theory with practical application, the program aims to train professionals who can effectively navigate complex legal issues in modern economic and business environments.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.