FIRST SEMESTER
- Roman Law
- Introduction to the study of law
- Society and State
- Contemporary World Context
- Innovation and creativity
- Written Communication Techniques
- computing
- English Beginners
SECOND SEMESTER
- Constitutional Law I
- Labor Law
- Criminal Law I
- People and Property
- Sociology of Law
- General Process Theory
- Surrounding analysis
- English Intermediate
THIRD SEMESTER
- Commercial Law I
- Constitutional Law II
- Public International Law I
- Criminal Law II
- Obligations
- Social Security
- Methods and techniques of investigation
- English High Intermediate
FOURTH SEMESTER
- Contracts I
- Administrative Law I
- Commercial Law II
- Family and Minor Law
- Private International Law I
- Philosophy and Legal Deontology
- Leadership and Ethics
- English Advanced
FIFTH SEMESTER
- Contracts II
- Administrative Law II
- Commercial Law III
- Private International Law II
- Labor Procedural Law
- Successions
- General Economy
- Budget and Costs
- Professional Practice I
SIXTH SEMESTER
- Customs law
- Environmental and Resources Law
- Integration Right
- Tax Law
- Insurance Law and Management
- Labor Forensic Practice
- Civil Procedure I
- Criminal Procedural Law
SEVENTH SEMESTER
- Entrepreneurship
- International Trade
- Financial law
- Industrial and Intellectual Law
- Criminal Forensic Practice
- Civil Procedure II
- Professional Practice II
EIGHTH SEMESTER
- International recruitment
- Stock Market Law
- Civil Forensic Practice
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods
- Special Procedures
GRADUATION MODALITIES
- Graduation project
- Thesis
- Directed Work
- Grade test
- Graduation for Excellence
DIFFERENTIATORS
- Teaching staff with extensive professional experience and academic credentials at the master's and doctoral level at nationally and internationally recognized universities.
- The content of our subjects is constantly updated based on the legal needs and trends of society as a whole.
- Legal research and analytical thinking are promoted in the resolution of cases, constantly linking theory with practice.
- The professional practices that are part of the curriculum allow our students to gain experience prior to entering the world of work. On several occasions, professional internships have become their first job in both the public and private sectors.
- The Law degree, within its extracurricular activities, has the Arbitration Club, the Human Rights Club and participation in Moots in areas of student interest such as Intellectual Property Law. Participating in these initiatives allows the Upbino student to represent the University in national and international competitions. This experience deepens their knowledge in the areas of their interest, developing writing and oral expression skills. Likewise, it gives them the possibility of generating a network of contacts with their peers from other countries, contributing to their professional profile from their training stage.
