Master's in Constitutional Law

The master's in constitutional law trains fourth-level professionals in the protection of citizens' rights and in the wider field of legal science. The curriculum combines epistemic, normative and procedural foundations, so graduates can apply constitutional guarantees with confidence in practice. The programme takes an intercultural, inclusive and gender-aware view of the constitutional legal order. Students use scientific methodology and digital tools to analyse socio-legal problems, and a mention in constitutional procedural law is available for those who want deeper specialisation. Instruction is delivered in person over twelve months, combining legal methodology with information and communication technologies. An optional second international degree, developed with a Spanish partner university, is also offered to participants. Students also consider how constitutional principles shape everyday legal reasoning and institutional decisions.