What university degree do I need to study the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law?
To study the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law you must have an Honors degree in Law, in Economics or in Business Administration and Management, depending on the program.

Do I need professional experience to be accepted on the programs?
Professional experience is not required, although it is advisable for the Part-Time Master programs.

What should I do to begin my admission process?
Click here for full information about how to begin your admission application.

When is the deadline for application?
The deadline for the 2011-2012 course is June 15, 2011 aprox.

Can I access a Master program even if I have not finished my university degree?
Yes, you can begin the admission process while you are in your final year at university, but you must be able to show you have graduated before you can start a program at ESADE.

Can I have a personal interview with the Program Director?
Yes, you can. Just contact us here at the Marketing and Admissions Service and we can organize an interview with the Director of the program you are interested in.

How long is the interview which forms part of the admission process of some programs? When can I do it?
The interview for the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law, except for the Master in Corporate Finance & Law, lasts approximately an hour. Once we have received your application, we will contact you to organize a time that best suits you. Bear in mind that the Admissions Committee cannot consider your application until you have had an interview.

When will I know if I have been accepted?
We will inform you of the Admission Committee's decision approximately one month after all documentation has been received: application, documents, Admission Test score and result of the interview (where applicable).

What must I do once I have been accepted?
Once you have been accepted, you must pay the fees corresponding to the reservation of your place.

What should I do if I have a problem while filling out the online admission application?
If you encounter any problems when filling out your online application, please check the instructions you can find on this page. If you continue having problems, please contact the Marketing and Admissions Service

What can I do if I submitted my online application and forgot to include something?
If this is the case, please contact the Marketing and Admissions Service and they will reactivate your application.

What should I do if the program does not let me pay by TPV?
Please contact the Marketing and Admissions Service.

What should I do if I cannot see the status of my application with the username and password you gave me?
It is important to check that you are on the right page, that is, "Check the status of your application". If so, check that you are entering the correct username and password (check capital letters are introduced correctly). Your password contains letters and numbers and it is easy to confuse, for example, the letter 'O' with the number '0'. If you continue having problems, please contact the Marketing and Admissions Service.

What should I do if documentation I already sent to ESADE appears as "to be sent"?
Documentation takes some days to arrive here and the Marketing and Admissions Service may take some time to update data. After a few days, if the documentation still appears as "to be sent", please contact the Marketing and Admissions Service. Bear in mind that you have to have sent us the original copies, otherwise the documents will still be considered as missing

What should I do if I cannot send some documentation until I finish my university degree and it appears as "to be sent"?
Do not worry. If you are in your final year at university, we are aware you will not be able to send an official copy of your degree until shortly before the program start date.

What is it? Can I prepare for it?
The ESADE Admission Test is an aptitude test, not a test of knowledge. Therefore, you cannot prepare for it: there is no subject matter you can study to achieve a higher score.

How long does the Admission Test last?
In total four hours: 3 hours for the written Admission Test, and 1 hour for the Level Test of English.

What language is it in?
Spanish.

Where can I take the test?
The test is usually held at the ESADE campus in Barcelona and, occasionally, in other Spanish cities. Please consult our Agenda to see where you can also take the test.

Should I take it at any particular time throughout the year?
As early as possible, given that places on the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law are limited.
The ESADE Admission Test is an aptitude test, not a test of knowledge. Therefore, you cannot prepare for it: there is no subject matter you can study to achieve a higher score.

What language are the programs in?
The Master and Postgraduate programs in Law are in Spanish.

Do I need to have a basic level of English to study the program?
A certain level of English is not an admission requirement for the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law. However, candidates for the Full-Time Masters programs should have a basic knowledge of the language.

Can the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law be financed?
Yes, they can. ESADE offers various ways of financing the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law. For more information please clic here

I would like to apply for a grant. When should I do so?
You should submit your application for a grant when we notify you that you have been accepted.

Which best suits me: a Full-Time or a Part-Time program?
It depends on your profile: if you are a recent graduate wanting practical training that will boost your career opportunities, you should study a Full-Time program. If you are already working and you want to further your professional career, you should study a Part-Time program.

How many students are there per class?
All depends on the program and the year, but never more than 35.

What is the system of evaluation?
Evaluation is continuous: examination scores, class participation and coursework are all taken into account.