Business Administration graduates earn a median $41,937 Across 1,597 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An integrated six-year undergraduate programme combining the Grado en Administración y Dirección de Empresas and the Grado en Derecho. It suits students who want both legal and business training in a single, structured curriculum delivered in Spanish on campus.
Students follow the first-year subjects of the Business Administration degree and, in the second semester of year one, begin two foundational Law subjects. Subsequent years alternate between cohorts of the two standalone degrees so that students join regular teaching groups from each Grado as follows:
Admission is managed through a specific pre-enrolment code with a fixed annual number of places. For 2026–27 the programme offered 30 new places (15 drawn from each of the involved degrees). The last admitted list (third and final list, 25/07/2025) shows a cutoff score of 10.194 (June list).
The source lists a section for academic and professional destinations but does not provide detailed occupational outcomes. The combined legal and business curriculum prepares graduates with both legal knowledge and business administration training; typical uses include roles that require interdisciplinary competence across corporate, regulatory and organisational contexts.
The university publishes information on scholarships, study and mobility aid relevant to this double degree. Students should consult the USAL scholarships and financial aid pages for eligibility, application windows and programme-specific support.
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