A Barcelona-delivered LL.M. run in partnership with St. John's University (Queens, New York) that prepares graduates for U.S. practice and for sitting New York Bar exams. It suits law graduates or those with a Spanish Master in Advocacy seeking transnational or U.S.-focused legal specialisation and practical instruction from New York practitioners.
Students choose one of three LL.M. streams offered by St. John's University:
Instruction is practice-oriented and delivered by experienced academics and practising lawyers from New York; the curriculum is intended to prepare students to present for the New York Bar examination.
UIC Barcelona makes this pathway available to its own students who hold either the Grau en Dret (Law degree) or the Màster Universitari en Advocacia (MUA). The partnership provides eligible UIC students with access to the St. John's LL.M. programmes.
The programme is designed for graduates aiming to expand opportunities to practise law in the United States, notably by preparing for New York Bar admission. Graduates can expect a profile suited to transnational legal work, bankruptcy law specialisation, or U.S.-focused legal roles depending on the chosen LL.M. stream.
The source references tuition, scholarships and financial aid but provides no specific figures; applicants are advised to contact UIC Barcelona admissions for detailed information on fees, scholarship opportunities and financial support.
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