Program Overview

Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and Law

Overview

The Bachelor's Degree in International Relations and Law is a 5-year program designed to equip students with the skills to understand complex legal and business practices both in Spain and at an international level. The bilingual law and IR program, which comprises 375 ECTS, is based on experiential learning, and students will take part in work placements and internships with national and international companies.

Why Study International Relations and Law?

• Professional meeting spaces: Network with international organizations with the UN-Study Tour to Geneva and Model United Nations.
• Experts in the classroom: A large number of faculty members are lawyers, the judiciary, business lawyers, as well as international and political relations professionals.
• More than 300 Internship hours: Acquire experience after what you have learned in your degree is the best way to enter the employment market.
• International experience: Develop your career in different countries through agreements signed exclusively with internationally renowned institutions.

Study Plan

The study plan is structured into five courses, with a total of 375 ECTS. The program includes a combination of compulsory and optional subjects, as well as internships and a final project.

Internships

Internships are a key component of the program. There are two types of internships: curricular and extracurricular. Curricular internships are included in the study plan, while extracurricular internships can be done on a voluntary basis.

Employability

By obtaining a degree in two different areas – international relations and law – you will open doors to a varied career. Combining these two fields can provide a solid foundation for a career in government, international organizations, or law firms that specialize in international law.

Career Opportunities

• Freely practice law: Become a lawyer in any specialty at a national and international level.
• International travel: Work in embassies and diplomatic representations, international organizations, NGOs, and development cooperation entities.
• Public administration: Work as an EU official, director in state, autonomous and local administrations, judiciary and public prosecution professional, legal secretary, notary and registrar, diplomat, state security forces and corps senior leader, director at chambers of commerce, customs agencies, foreign trade consortia, etc.
• Private companies: Work as a director, legal department director, adviser and consultant for companies, financial institutions, international organizations, communication cabinets, export and import departments, etc.

Admissions

The admissions process includes a competency assessment test, English level test, and a personal interview with an academic officer. The required documentation includes an application form, 2 photos, 2 photocopies of ID or passport, and documentation in accordance with your legal access requirements.

Scholarships and Grants

The university offers a wide range of scholarships and grants. More information is available on the university's website.

Faculty

The faculty on this degree has 45% of doctors. The teaching staff includes experienced lawyers and international and political relations professionals.

Academic Quality

The university has an internal quality plan whose objective is to promote a culture of quality and continuous improvement. The plan includes the measurement and analysis of results, simplification in management, and the relationship with the external regulator.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the relationship between Political Science and Law?
• Is studying international relations and law worth it?
• Where can I study international relations and law in Europe?
• What subjects do I study in a politics and law degree?

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