The Bachelor's Degree in Law provides the student with a comprehensive, general and overtly practical training so that the graduates are as prepared as possible to access any of the many employment opportunities that the legal world offers, or to continue their training by doing specialized postgraduate studies.

The acquisition of sound theoretical and practical legal knowledge, acquiring the wide-ranging and effective skills that allow the student to develop professional and instrumental competencies, as well as a firm commitment to obtaining real practical legal experience, are among the main features identifying this Bachelor's Degree and its underlying quality.

Suggested profile for newly enrolled students

Specific prior knowledge is not necessary although it is convenient to have done upper secondary studies in the social sciences and legal branch. Despite this, Law is an open degree to students who have come from the different upper secondary education branches.
Some desirable qualities for being a law student include:

1. Interest in acquiring a sound legal training.
2. Having the habit of reading.
3. Interest in topics related in some way to the Law, such as economics, philosophy, history, literature, politics, etc.
4. Having good speaking and writing skills.
5. Possessing the ability to resolve conflict situations and make decisions.
6. Being constant and responsible when working alone or in a team.
7. The ability to concentrate and pay attention.
8. Having a good level in a second language is also recommendable.

Professional and Academic opportunities

Upon completing these studies, graduates will have the academic and employment opportunities listed below: