法学
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Base noun form. Refers to the academic study or field of law. Often used in contexts like 『法学部』 (hougakubu, 'law faculty') or 『法学博士』 (hougaku hakase, 'doctor of law').
Theme
In a university library, User is chatting with Professor Tanaka about career paths after graduation.
法学
ほうがく
law, jurisprudence
Culture & SocietySchool & Education
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'law' book with the title 『法学』 (hougaku, 'law, jurisprudence'). Think: 'How-gaku' sounds like 'how to learn law' — it's the study of law!
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『法学』 (hougaku, 'law, jurisprudence') is a major field of study at universities, often leading to careers in law, government, or business. It's a key subject for those aiming to become lawyers or judges.
Forms
Base: 法学Base noun form. Refers to the academic study or field of law. Often used in contexts like 『法学部』 (hougakubu, 'law faculty') or 『法学博士』 (hougaku hakase, 'doctor of law').