Xue Min, a junior majoring in law, is expected to meet his supervisor, University of California, Hastings College of the Law. He is the first law major studying abroad via the “3+1” program (three years NIT + one years studying abroad) between NIT and UC, Hastings College of the Law.
According to the agreement between NIT and Hastings College of Law, Xue is entitled to the privileges of 50% tuition and recognition of credits by both sides. After getting bachelors degree at NIT, he will finish his education with a master's degree in law at UC Hastings College of the Law.
UC Hastings was founded in 1878 as the law department of the University of California and, as such, was the first UC law school and the first law school in California. UC Hastings has a proud history. In the years following World War II, the College was known for its Sixty-Five Club, a group of eminent scholars and jurists who provided Hastings with one of the most distinguished faculties of any American law school. Today, UC Hastings' faculty is comprised of a diverse and exciting group of outstanding teachers and nationally acclaimed scholars who range in experience from entry level professors to distinguished senior professors.