Columbia Law School's Hong Yen Chang Center: Inviting Chinese Legal Experts for Academic Exchange

Columbia Law School is proud to host visiting scholars through its Hong Yen Chang Center for Chinese Legal Studies. This center invites renowned Chinese legal experts and leading scholars from China to join us each year, enriching our academic community with their insights.

Program Overview

• Regular Visiting Scholars Program: Open to all students and scholars admitted to Columbia Law School, this program includes a range of activities such as lectures, workshops, seminars, and collaborative research opportunities. These programs are med at enhancing legal knowledge, promoting cross-cultural understanding, and facilitating academic exchanges on Chinese law.

• Edwards Fellowship: Supported by the Hong Yen Chang Center for Chinese Legal Studies, this fellowship offers additional funding specifically to visiting scholars who contribute significantly to advancing our understanding of Chinese legal systems, practices, and policies. It enables distinguished academics to focus on in-depth research without financial constrnts.

Application Detls

Visiting scholars can apply to participate through either the regular visiting scholars program or seek support via an Edwards Fellowship. Applications typically require a detled academic profile, a proposed area of research or teaching, and supporting documents such as letters of recommation.

• Contact Information: For inquiries about specific opportunities or applications, please reach out to:

  • Nick Pozek

  Assistant Director of Asian Law Programs

  Columbia Law School, Box A-28

  435 W. 116th St.

  New York, NY 10027

  Phone: 212 854-0685

  Eml: [email protected]

Program Participation

All admitted students and scholars can engage with the Hong Yen Chang Center for Chinese Legal Studies programs. Publicly promoted events are open to everyone; no registration is required unless otherwise specified in event announcements.

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This initiative underscores Columbia Law School's commitment to fostering a global academic environment that encourages dialogue and research across different legal systems, with particular emphasis on Chinese law and its international dimensions. By bringing together scholars from diverse backgrounds and expertise, we m to contribute significantly to the broader field of comparative law and legal education.

Additional Resources

Explore our related links for more information:

• Columbia Journal of Asian Law: A leading academic journal that covers a wide range of topics in Asian law, including Chinese legal developments.

• Columbia Law School:

  • Offers comprehensive detls about the law school's programs, admissions requirements, and student life.

We welcome you to join our community and contribute to this dynamic field of study.
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