A 90 ECTS online master designed to prepare graduates for the Spanish Bar (Abogacía) and Procurador professions and for the official Access exam. It suits law graduates seeking a professionally focused, exam-centred programme with guaranteed placement opportunities in legal practices.
This is a 90 ECTS, ANECA-accredited online Máster universitario for access to the professions of Abogacía and Procura delivered over two academic years. The course is offered in an online modality with videoconference seminars, recorded lectures, forums and case-work; the university reports 21 years of experience teaching the access master and a 98% success rate among its students in the Access to the Bar examination. The programme includes a module of external professional placements and has capacity for 100 students.
The teaching aims to give students the substantive and procedural technical knowledge and practical skills required to pass the Access to the Abogacía and Procura exam and to exercise as lawyers and procuradores. Delivery is non‑face‑to‑face and combines live seminars by videoconference, streamed teacher presentations, subject discussion forums, practical case exercises and tasks. The programme also incorporates a compulsory module of external professional practices in collaborating law firms.
Admission and enrolment are managed through the university admissions process. Applicants with official related degrees can request a free prior study for recognition of credits. The programme information references admission and matriculation procedures and a student portal for resources and support.
Graduates are prepared to sit the official Spanish Access exam for Abogacía and Procura and to work in legal practice. The course emphasises practical training via guaranteed placements in professional law firms, aiming to equip students for roles as practising lawyers or procuradores and other positions within legal services.
The published academic fee is 55.44 € per ECTS, amounting to 4,990 € total for the programme. The university references scholarships and aid (Becas y Ayudas) and provides information on recognition of credits and potential mobility; prospective students should consult the admissions office or the portal for specific funding options and eligibility.
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