Huazheng is a local high-level university located in Shanghai, China. The full name of Huazheng is East China University of Political Science and Law, and its political and legal majors are well-known in China.

Take the latest ranking list published by the Alumni Association in 222 as an example. East China University of Political Science and Law ranks 138th in China, higher than Shanxi Medical University and lower than Beijing Film Academy. Ranked 15th in Shanghai, higher than Shanghai Maritime University and lower than Shanghai Normal University. From the ranking, Huazheng is at the middle level in China.

According to the school official website, the legal history of Huazheng is the national key discipline, economic law and criminal law are the key disciplines in Shanghai, and law, international law and public administration are the first-class disciplines in Shanghai. In the fourth round of discipline evaluation, the law of East China University of Political Science and Law was rated as A, and the law major ranked in the top five in China.

in p>212, huazheng won 19 national social science fund projects, ranking third in Shanghai universities; In 213, the school established 27 projects, ranking second with Fudan University, and established 15 legal projects, ranking first in the country. In 214, the school established 19 projects, ranking first in political and legal universities; In 216, the project of the Ministry of Justice of the school and the law project of the National Social Science Fund won the first place in the country for many times < P > According to the report on the employment quality of graduates of Huazheng in 22, the overall employment rate of graduates of the school in 22 reached 9.97%, including 97.18% for doctoral students, 93.12% for master students and 89.64% for undergraduates. The employment rate of five majors in the school, such as law, translation, German, administration and public administration, reached 1%.

among the graduates' employment destinations, 8.56% are employed by party and government organs, 5.31% by institutions, 2.41% by the army, 21.83% by law firms, 18.46% by state-owned enterprises, 7.69% by foreign-funded enterprises and 33.5% by other enterprises (except law firms).