endorses the ideals of internationalization of jurisprudence, empirical studies of law, and interdisciplinary integration. The journal promotes innovative legal studies, believing that jurisprudence should reflect social realities as well as pursue fairness and justice. The journal also aims to serve as a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue. Reputation The NYCU School of Law has become Taiwan’s center for intellectual property and technology law studies. NYCU School of Law organizes the annual “National Technology Law Conference,” hosting hundreds of scholars and legal professionals, as well as business managers and government officials to discuss a wide range of topics from intellectual property law to business strategy. In 2022, NYCU Law was ranked 201–250 in the world in the subject of law and the 3rd best law school in Taiwan by the QS World University Rankings. The six concentrations NYCU Law has six main areas of research: Intellectual Property Law; Business Law, Corporate Governance, and White-Collar Crime; Gender Equality, Labor Rights, and Social Justice; Biotechnology and Health Law; Transnational Law and International Negotiation; and Information Communication and Competition Law. Research Centers The NYCU School of Law hosts research centers producing research and engaging in interdisciplinary legal studies. These research centers include: Center for Digital Governance and Legal Innovation, Center for Enterprise & Entrepreneurship, Center for Trans-Pacific Partnership and Transnational Trade Laws, and Research Center for Financial Regulation and Corporate Governance. The activities of these centers vary. For example, the Center for Digital Governance and Legal Innovation sponsors the Digital Law Asia website, a platform aimed at bringing together leading and emerging scholars, practitioners, and experts to contribute scholarly discussions and critical perspectives on matters relating to digital law in Asia. International Cooperation The NYCU School of Law maintains cooperative relationships with many law schools, including the law schools at Duke University, Singapore Management University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Neuchatel, and the Robert H. McKinney School of Law at Indiana University. These cooperations include short-term exchange meetings, reciprocal exchange of credits program, even dual degree programs. The NYCU School of Law is a member of the International Association of Law Schools, Asian Law Institute, and the Asian Law Schools Association. See also National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University References External links National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University School of Law School of Law Law schools in the Republic of China