The Faculty of Law at Macau University of Science and Technology (MUST) is pleased to announce that multiple members of its Class of 2025 have gained admission to renowned law schools worldwide for further studies, accompanied by prestigious scholarships. Admitted institutions include University College London (UCL), The University of Hong Kong (HKU), University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), The University of Melbourne, The University of Sydney, King's College London (KCL), The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), The University of Edinburgh, and Northwestern University, among other distinguished institutions.
The Faculty emphasizes the integration of theoretical instruction and practical training, actively aligning with local and international professional trends. It continuously refines its curriculum to cultivate well-rounded legal professionals. Initiatives include diverse guidance lectures on academic studies, research methodologies, and thesis writing; exchange forums on academic and overseas study experiences; and regular legal competitions. The Faculty actively supports student participation in academically influential competitions such as the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition (ICC Moot), Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moot (FDI Moot), and Asia-Pacific M&A Moot Competition. In recent years, Faculty students have consistently achieved outstanding results in these competitions, significantly enhancing their postgraduate application profiles.
Furthermore, the Faculty and its affiliated institutions provide platforms for students by inviting prominent academics and practitioners from around the world to deliver lectures, broadening students' academic horizons and offering valuable guidance for further studies and career choices.
Graduate Spotlights:
Liu Yunxuan, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: UCL, HKU, The University of Sydney, The University of Edinburgh, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), University of Warwick
"Over four rewarding years on Avenida Wai Long, I explored my passion for law within a fair and liberal academic environment. I extend deep gratitude to my professors, whose teaching and mentorship honed my critical thinking and research skills, enabling me to approach complex issues from diverse perspectives. Beyond academics, they guided me to contribute meaningfully to society. I am profoundly fortunate to have received MUST's pioneering legal education and will forever cherish its formative role. To my juniors: pursue your dreams courageously, embrace diverse paths, and remember resilience is key. Youth is fearless! I will always take pride in MUST—where my dreams began."
Liu Yunxuan, LL.B. Class of 2025
Zheng Zhijin, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: UCL, HKU, CUHK, LSE
"Four years at MUST have passed swiftly. My deepest gratitude goes to the University for elevating me, to Macau for solace, and to my esteemed professors—particularly Prof. Liao Si, Prof. Wang Jia, Prof. Shen Yunqiao, and Prof. Zhou Qin—for their academic guidance and life wisdom. I am indebted to my parents for their sacrifices and to my exceptional friends for their inspiration. To my juniors and myself: embrace trial and error; the world awaits. Like Bilbo Baggins, I embark to explore broader horizons."
Zheng Zhijin, LL.B. Class of 2025
Wang Kexin, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: HKU, UC Berkeley, CUHK (JD), Northwestern University, LSE, Georgetown University (with scholarship)
"My four-year journey culminated in profound gratitude. MUST nurtured my passion for law—from theoretical insights in class to witnessing international law firsthand at the Peace Palace and ICC in The Hague. Participating in the ICC Moot further solidified my resolve to pursue legal scholarship. I now advance to LSE. The memories forged on this island will endure. My sincere thanks to MUST, my mentors, and peers for this transformative chapter."
Wang Kexin, LL.B. Class of 2025
Song Yang, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: UCL, KCL, The University of Melbourne, University of Bristol
"As my legal studies conclude, I reflect on MUST's role in equipping me with rigorous legal knowledge and independent thinking. Initial challenges revealed law's essence: a framework for understanding society. Through case analysis and research, I learned precision. Classroom debates and peer discussions were invaluable. I cherish the late nights in the library and spirited discussions. MUST instilled not only expertise but also a commitment to justice. I carry these lessons forward."
Song Yang, LL.B. Class of 2025
Shao Mengtong, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: UCL, The University of Melbourne, The University of Edinburgh, University of Bristol, Washington University in St. Louis, University of Glasgow, Leiden University
"Destiny, like a silent cultivator, planted me here in 2021. I once questioned this small soil but now understand its purpose. My journey brought encounters with guiding lights—mentors offering invaluable knowledge and peers sharing midnight encouragement. To those who supported me from afar: your presence is my anchor. MUST granted me resilience, independence, and critical vision. Above all, I thank my own unwavering spirit for persisting towards its goal."
Shao Mengtong, LL.B. Class of 2025
Luo Jiaming, LL.B. Class of 2025
Admitted to: CUHK (JD), City University of Hong Kong (JD), Washington University in St. Louis (scholarship), University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (scholarship), University of Southern California (scholarship), University of Minnesota (scholarship), Boston University (scholarship)
"As a senior navigating the 2025 application cycle, I offer advice:
Prioritize Academic Excellence: A strong GPA is fundamental.
Prepare Standardized Tests Early: Secure competitive IELTS/TOEFL scores well ahead of deadlines.
Build a Robust Profile: Actively engage in moot courts and legal competitions.
Leverage Faculty Resources: Attend lectures and utilize MUST's guidance sessions.
Seize MUST's platform to achieve your aspirations. Best wishes for your applications!"
Luo Jiaming, LL.B. Class of 2025
About the MUST Faculty of Law
Established in 2000, the MUST Faculty of Law offers an LL.B. program, six Master's programs (Mater of Laws, Juris Master, Master of Laws in Criminal Justice, Master of International Economic and Commercial Law, Master of International Arbitration, Master of Financial Crime and Regulation), and two doctoral programs (Ph.D. in Law, Doctor of Laws). The LL.B. program features a unique dual-track curriculum in Macao law and Chinese law, reflecting the "One Country, Two Systems" principle. Postgraduate programs focus on comparative and cross-jurisdictional law.
The Faculty is the first batch members of the Mainland-Hong Kong-Macao Law Education Alliance and the young member of the Asian Law Institute. In collaboration with the Macau Anti-Money Laundering Specialists Association, it hosts the "CAMS Examination Centre Macao" (authorized by ACAMS), supporting the Master of Financial Crime and Regulation program to cultivate local AML and regulatory talent.
Research centers include: Centre for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Centre for Legal Practice Education, Macao Centre for Legal and Financial Studies, Macao Intellectual Property Research Centre (Partner Base of the Intellectual Property Research Centre of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, a Key Research Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences under the Ministry of Education), the Macao Research Centre for the Judicial Training Base of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization was formed under the cooperation between the Faculty and the judicial training based of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Leveraging Macao's unique cultural and regional strengths, the Faculty actively engages in international academic exchanges and has established extensive partnerships worldwide. It is dedicated to cultivating ethically grounded, competent legal professionals committed to serving society within the evolving landscape of cross-jurisdictional law.
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