Master's Degree in International and European Business Law

Train the students, so they're able to work on firms, companies or other facilities that deal with International Business affairs, focusing on the European Union legal aspects of business transactions and other deals.

Recent Law graduates and Experienced Lawyers. Also, the program is a good fit for JD candidates from North-American law schools willing to spend one year abroad, since they can gain this European experience and use to complement their American Education.

Spanish students must hold law degree from a Spanish institution or Higher Education from an European institution.
Students from other countries must have a degree with equivalent 180 ECTS in legal subjects, or be a second or third year of Juris Doctor program in an University from the US.

The amount of knowledge and experience in teaching International affairs aspects, specially for the close example of the EU.

Having met the requirements and provided all the required documents, the students go through an Interview either through phone call or Skype with the Coordinator of the course.
The decision is made considering all the aspects, comparing each applicant with the others of the same year.