In addition to a traditional legal training complemented by the Anglo-American Law Program and International Business Law Program, students will acquire a basic knowledge of Chinese, Japanese, Islamic and Latin American law.

This program requires additional effort, as more hours of study will be required than for the traditional degree. You need to have a good command of spoken and written English, and you should be interested in working in an international environment.

Spanish law firms or companies whom operate on an international level, or international companies based in Spain.

Internships in companies and law firms. Internships abroad. Opportunities as student assistants in the departments of the School of Law. Students must carry out two research projects abroad.

Level of English equivalent to 220 in TOEFL CBT, First Certificate in English, or level 3 of the "Escuela Oficial de Idiomas".