Chung-Hsin Hsu

Chung-Hsin Hsu is a Professor in the Department of Law at National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan. He holds a Doctor of Law from the University of Cambridge, UK, and has established himself as a prominent legal scholar specializing in intellectual property, international trade, and financial law.

His educational background includes a Doctor of Law from the University of Cambridge, UK, representing significant academic achievement at one of the world's leading institutions.

Professor Hsu's research focuses on Intellectual Property Law, International Trade Law, and Financial Law, with particular expertise in areas such as maritime law, company law, and trust law. His work bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical applications in international business contexts, examining how legal systems interact in global commerce.

His publication record shows consistent scholarly output with a focus on Taiwan's legal development within international frameworks. His work spans comparative legal analysis, particularly examining Taiwan's position in international trade organizations and cross-strait legal relations, while maintaining strong connections to practical legal applications in consumer protection and financial regulation.

Professor Hsu has held significant administrative roles within the university, serving as Convener of the Law Department's Regulations Committee, Curriculum Committee, and as Executive Editor of the Law Editorial Committee. His external service includes legal advisory positions with the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Ministry of National Defense.

His teaching portfolio is extensive, covering Anglo-American Tort Law, Contract Law, Maritime Law, Company Law, Trust Law, and specialized topics in Intellectual Property Law, International Financial Law, International Economic Law, and Internet Technology and E-Commerce Law at both undergraduate and graduate levels since 1994.