Educational Philosophy:

The Faculty of Economic Law follows the educational philosophy of "Liberation" and "Teaching to know how to self-study".

With the "Liberal" educational philosophy, the Faculty of Economic Law determines that the freedom of learners is to be respected. Students are free to think, to criticize, and not to follow a rigid pattern. From there, students are free to develop their own abilities.

With the educational philosophy of "Teaching to know how to self-study". The Faculty of Economic Law educates students on how to self-study so that students can update their knowledge, continuously develop to match the constantly changing society and work environment in the current era.

Vision:

The Faculty of Economic Law's vision to 2030 is to: Create a progressive academic environment in a research-oriented university through scientific debate and discussion in the field of legal science. To become a university and graduate training institution meeting national and international standards; scientific research, legal advice nationally and internationally.

Mission:

The mission of the Faculty of Economic Law is: To promote justice and social justice through appropriate teaching, research, and service provision.

Goal:

Enhancing academic activities, teaching and researching law, in line with the common goal of the University of Economics and Law, one of the leading research-oriented universities, continues to develop into a training place for prominent law. Retain and recruit outstanding faculty and staff to strengthen the academic, teaching and research mission. Secure and enhance the learning environment to attract and retain outstanding students.