Winson Campus Recruitment Tour: Three Universities Visited to Cultivate Cross-Border Legal Talent

To thoroughly implement the national strategic deployment for cultivating legal talent in international affairs, serve Chinese enterprises in high-quality participation in the "Belt and Road" Initiative, and strengthen the legal safeguards protecting China's overseas interests, Winson Law Firm recently visited three prestigious institutions, China University of Political Science and Law, East China University of Political Science and Law, and Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, conducting dedicated recruitment events in the form of employment forums and internship briefing sessions. These events served to build bridges for university-firm collaboration, advance early-stage talent selection, and inject fresh energy into the cross-border legal services industry. The three recruitment events collectively attracted nearly 200 graduating students, who actively raised questions on topics such as Middle East legal practice and cross-border career development, demonstrating a broad international outlook and a proactive approach to career planning.

Three Dedicated Events Decoding New Career Pathways in Cross-Border Legal Practice

As a professional legal services institution deeply rooted in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, the firm's university tour centered on the dual core themes of "practical empowerment and joint talent cultivation," delivering forward-looking exchanges and insights for the industry.

At the China University of Political Science and Law session, Winson Law Firm's Beijing Office Director, Nan Yixu, provided a comprehensive introduction to the firm's global footprint, its tiered development system for junior lawyers, and its cross-border career development roadmap. Outstanding interns from overseas offices then brought to life real-world scenarios involving Middle East commercial arbitration and corporate compliance consulting, analyzing industry development trends through representative case studies. As the first university partner for Winson Law Firm's inaugural overseas legal education practice base, the collaborative achievements between the two institutions drew widespread attention from students in attendance.

YixuNan Engages with Students in a Q&A Session at the China University of Political Science and Law Briefing Event

At the East China University of Political Science and Law session, Nan Yixu delivered an in-depth presentation on the theme of "Core Competencies for Cross-Border Legal Talent," systematically breaking down career growth pathways covering cross-cultural communication, an understanding of Middle Eastern legal systems, and the handling of real-world cases. He also opened on-site fast-track internship channels for the firm's Dubai and Riyadh offices, providing students with hands-on opportunities to engage directly with international legal work.

Winson Law Firm Employment Forum at East China University of Political Science and Law

At the Shanghai University of International Business and Economics session, Winson Law Firm's Beijing Office Executive Director, Lei Ding, focused on sharing insights into Middle East business development and cross-border legal practice experience. He also invited intern representatives to share their firsthand working experiences, while simultaneously opening internship and autumn recruitment channels for interested students.

DingLei Conducts Campus Briefing at Shanghai University of International Business and Economics

University-Firm Collaboration in Talent Cultivation: Building the Backbone of Cross-Border Rule of Law

Notably, the cross-border legal education practice base co-established by Winson Law Firm and China University of Political Science and Law has already yielded significant results. Through diverse forms of collaboration including internships, research projects, and case study seminars, the base has successively dispatched multiple cohorts of outstanding students to the Middle East to participate in cross-border legal practice. This allows students to hone their professional capabilities on the front lines of serving outbound central and state-owned enterprises and safeguarding overseas rights and interests, establishing a benchmark and model for university-firm collaboration in cultivating cross-border rule-of-law talent.

As a council member of the "Belt and Road" Legal Services Alliance, a designated legal aid institution of the Chinese Embassy in Saudi Arabia, and a strategic partner of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Commercial Legal Services Center, Winson Law Firm's series of university events represents not only a practical step toward deepening the integration of industry and education, but also a vivid embodiment of the firm's commitment to advancing the national strategy on cross-border rule of law. Winson Law Firm will continue to partner with leading universities to refine its integrated "theory + practice" talent development system, working to build a hub of cross-border legal talent. The firm aims to provide robust legal talent support for Chinese enterprises as they steadily expand their global presence and deepen their participation in global governance, safeguarding China's overseas interests for the long term.