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  • Beijing will support qualified institutes to upgrade international law studies from a second-grade discipline to first grade
  • Academic says several major diplomatic incidents – such as the South China Sea arbitration – were essentially legal issues, sparking the shift
  • Beijing will encourage colleges and graduate schools to establish more international law programmes to help “cultivate a new generation of legal professionals”. Photo: Xinhua
    Beijing will encourage colleges and graduate schools to establish more international law programmes to help “cultivate a new generation of legal professionals”. Photo: Xinhua

    China will upgrade the status of international law studies in its education system, signalling that Beijing aims to rely more on a legal approach to advance its interests in the global arena.

    Announcing the decision on Sunday, Beijing pledged to have a contingent of prominent home-grown international law scholars by 2035.

    The directive, issued by the General Office of the Communist Party Central Committee and the State Council Office, is aimed at reforming the country’s law-related education and research.