LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM
2.1. Knowledge

Learners understand and apply basic knowledge of philosophy and legal science as a foundation for acquiring specialized knowledge in economic law;
Learners apply, analyze, and synthesize basic knowledge to solve in-depth theoretical and practical problems in economic law;
Learners are able to apply, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate in-depth knowledge of economic law according to research orientation;

Learners are able to analyze, evaluate, and critique regulations and policies of the Party and the State on economic law;

Learners have sufficient foreign language skills, especially English, to use effectively in studying, researching, and practicing law, meeting the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Training;

Students will possess basic information technology skills to support their professional activities after graduation;

Students will successfully write and defend their graduation thesis.

2.2. Regarding Skills

2.2.1. Professional Skills

The training program equips and enhances students with practical professional skills, including:

Skills in analyzing and evaluating issues in the field of economic law; Skills in legal consulting and education; Skills in researching, synthesizing, and processing information;

Skills in teamwork, organizing research, working independently, and being creative;
The ability to think systematically when approaching and handling issues related to economic law;
The ability to independently update new legal knowledge, analyze, and evaluate issues in the field of economic law;

Capable of researching and identifying new issues, proposing recommendations and solutions regarding economic law to competent agencies and organizations;

Possesses enhanced professional practice skills, proactively and creatively applying in-depth knowledge of economic legal science in resolving practical cases related to economic law in particular and law in general.

2.2.2. Supplementary Skills

Proficient in effective communication skills; essential writing and presentation skills for practicing law;
Positive, logical, and creative thinking skills; work-life balance skills, adapting to the work environment;
Basic administrative document drafting skills;
Proficient in computer techniques for searching, retrieving, synthesizing, analyzing, and processing diverse sources of legal information;
Using specialized foreign language skills to understand and express oneself in most professional situations.

2.3. Regarding Autonomy and Professional Responsibility:

Possesses the ability to leverage collective intelligence in management and professional activities.

Capable of independent and creative research, discovery, consultation, and proposing solutions to address theoretical and practical issues arising in the field of economic law, guided by research orientation;
Capable of understanding, adapting, and developing personal capabilities in a culturally diverse environment and working in a global context;
Capable of interpreting and communicating knowledge, skills, and ideas to both expert and non-expert audiences, and possessing the ability to lead professionally;
Capable of developing and evaluating plans and drawing expert conclusions on complex professional issues;
Possesses the professional ethics of a lawyer, with awareness, respect, and compliance with the law, promoting justice, fairness, and humanity in practice; Possesses integrity, honesty, and objectivity. Possessing a proactive, cooperative, and friendly attitude towards colleagues and other individuals at work;

Professional, serious, creative, scientific, and responsible in assigned tasks.

2.4. Potential Positions or Jobs for Graduates

Graduates with a Master's degree in Economic Law (research-oriented) will have the competence and skills to perform professional work in positions such as:

Working at investigative agencies, prosecutor's offices, courts, and civil enforcement agencies; working in legal affairs at elected bodies, government agencies at all levels, political organizations, socio-political organizations; social organizations, and professional social organizations;

After fulfilling the legally required conditions, graduates can establish law offices, law firms, notary offices, bailiff offices, or work for organizations providing legal consulting services such as: law firms, notary offices; consultants in companies, legal specialists in state agencies; in-house lawyers, legal advisors in companies and businesses requiring highly qualified personnel in the field of economic law;

Work for non-governmental, intergovernmental, or international organizations;

Teach and conduct research at research or training institutions in economic law such as universities, research institutes, and training and research centers.

2.5. Opportunities for further education after graduation

- After graduating with a Master's degree in Economic Law (according to regulations)