• Bachelor and Master in Law Programme
Description
Programme: Bachelor and Master in Law.
Duration: 5 years.
Number of credits: 330 ECTS (240 Bachelor and 90 Master) 
Official qualification: Bachelor in Law from Ramon Llull University and Master in Law from Ramon Llull University.
Double degree: Possibility of attaining the International Joint Certificate in Business Law awarded by the Themis network.
Number of places: 170.
Class schedule: Monday to Friday mornings.
Commitment: Full-time.
Class language: Spanish. From the 3rd year onwards some subjects are delivered in English.
Language learning: English and French or German. It is not necessary to have foreign language knowledge to be admitted .
This programme in not taught in English.		   Exchange programme: In the second term of the 4th year.
Professional internships:  in the 4th and the 5th year, compulsory.
Job placement: 100% of students find a job three months after completing the programme, 65% of students find a job before finishing their studies.
Admission requirements: To be in the 2nd year in any of the "A" level options or to have recently taken the "A" level exams.
Admission process: Admission Application + documentation + transcript of the last 4 years + Admissions Test + interviews (optional) + obtain the access to the university.
Admission period: Before the end of the 2nd year of "A" levels, November to May.
Minimum grade: admission process prior to completion of final year of high school. No minimum grade applies, but our students have an average grade of 7.
Grants: ESADE has developed a specific grants programme.



Josep Buades 
Relationship Manager
del Royal Bank of Scotland (Madrid)

"Studying Law at ESADE allowed me to do more than simply acquire knowledge"

the development of skills has been what really made the difference in my professional career. I didn't just study; the different activities, work experience and seminars had a great impact on my training, and made me a multidisciplinary, highly adaptable person.

I would also like to highlight my experience at the NGO Reprieve: for four months I worked in a legal practice in Houston, helping Mexican prisoners on death row. This is a good example of the type of experience ESADE can offer you.





Accessing the Legal Profession


With regard to university degrees in Law, in addition to the changes involved in the European Higher Education Area, a royal decree was approved in October 2006 stipulating that, in order to practise as a lawyer, Law students must complete a Master's degree and formally conduct legal internships as a prerequisite of the Bar Exams. This regulation has been established with several objectives in mind, including:

. Facilitating the exercise of the profession in the international arena: Spain was the only EU country not to have regulated access to the legal profession.
. Ensuring higher training standards for lawyers and solicitors.
 
               
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