Bachelor in Law

In addition to earning your Law degree, you’ll become highly specialized: Thanks to our specialization tracks, you’ll be able to take different electives and flexibly customise your degree.

Today, good lawyers have to be familiar with business reality: From the very first year, our curriculum includes subjects in economics, accounting, and finance. Law firms value this background tremendously.

The program provides students with the unique opportunity to specialize in specifics areas of knowledge through our Specialization Tracks.

· Specialization tracks: Disruptive Technologies (Law 4.0) | Food & Pharma Law | Law and Sports.

You’ll learn about other legal systems and Transnational Law. You’ll be able to complete a semester-long exchange program at one of the world’s best law schools or complete the optional summer study abroad program in prestigious schools such as Science Po in Paris or even participate in the optional study tour in Brussels and Luxemburg.
Furthermore, Esade Law School is the only one in Spain that offers students the opportunity to study at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London.

Some of your faculty will include practicing lawyers who teach their classes based on real cases. You’ll also have to complete a compulsory internship at a law firm and you can opt to participate in a solidarity-based internship in South America through the Esade University Development Service (SUD). In addition, key law firms visit our campuses every year through events organised by Esade Careers.

You’ll resolve real case studies, participate in trial simulations and take in court proceedings in the school’s dedicated space. You’ll also be able to participate in debate leagues and international moot courts.

After completing your Bachelor’s degree, you can enrol in the Master in Legal Practice (MUA), an essential program to take the Spanish bar exam, join the bar association and work as a lawyer.

The programme is taught in Spanish and progressively in English. More and more subjects will be in English as you advance through the program. In addition, you’ll be able to study a third or fourth optional language: French, German, Mandarin or Arabic.