At Wuhan University, Chinese Contract Law is offered (particularly within the International Law and Chinese Law program under the School of Law) as an English-taught course that introduces students to the structure, principles, and practical application of contract law in China. The course focuses on the rules and norms governing the creation, performance, validity, and enforcement of contracts under China’s legal system—largely based on China’s Civil Code and relevant legal interpretations—so that students can understand how contractual obligations are legally formed and upheld in the Chinese context. It typically covers key topics such as contract formation (offer and acceptance), contract validity and enforceability, performance obligations, remedies for breach, and termination or rescission of contracts, while also situating Chinese contract law within broader legal practice and comparative perspective for international learners. Through classroom instruction, case analysis, and legal interpretation exercises, students develop the ability to analyze contractual issues under Chinese law, compare them with other legal systems, and understand how contract law supports commercial transactions and economic activity in both domestic and international settings.

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