The Law programme trains graduates to reason and argue legally, negotiate, and build effective litigation strategies to represent clients' interests. The curriculum covers civil, constitutional, criminal and procedural law, with specialisation in three mentions: Civil Patrimonial Law, Criminal Law and Regulatory Law. The programme is offered by the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences.
Graduates can work in the public sector, including the judiciary, the public prosecutor's office, ministries, supervisory bodies, municipalities, the Comptroller General and the public criminal defence service, as well as in the private sector. Students also learn to draft legal arguments and build case strategies. The programme prepares students for professional practice in courts, public institutions and private firms, and graduates learn to apply the law with integrity and respect for the public interest.
