Universidad Católica San Antonio

Programme overview

Official online Master of 60 ECTS completed in one academic year. The programme is delivered with live sessions and recorded classes available 24/7, continuous evaluation through practical tasks, projects and periodic deliverables, and no traditional examinations. UCAM highlights close academic follow-up, a teaching team that includes members of the Cuerpo Jurídico Militar, and a limited intake (80 places).

What you'll study

The curriculum emphasises the body of civil, criminal, procedural, administrative, labour and international norms specific to military contexts. Subjects are taught by recognised specialists in military legal matters, with practical work and applied assignments used to assess student progress.

Entry requirements

The published page does not list specific admission prerequisites on this extract. The programme offers a free pre-study evaluation for recognition of credits if applicants hold related official qualifications. Prospective students are invited to consult the university admissions area for formal enrolment procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates gain specialist legal knowledge applicable to military justice and administration; the official character of the degree can also contribute to additional scoring in promotion processes within defence-related career paths, according to alumni testimony. Typical beneficiaries include military legal corps members, defence ministry staff, and lawyers working on military or public law matters.

Scholarships & funding angle

Fees are published per credit and per course on the programme page. The university advertises a 10% fee reduction for members of the Ministry of Defence, Guardia Civil and for children of military personnel. Applicants can request information on admission, scholarships and recognition of credits through the university portals.