Universidad San Jorge

What you'll study

Study combines legal and criminological subjects with interdisciplinary input from psychology, sociology and psychiatry. Topics and teaching elements explicitly mentioned in the curriculum include:

• Criminal, procedural and penitentiary law
• Specialised crime topics: cybercrime, gender-based violence, juvenile delinquency, terrorism, organised crime and economic crimes
• Compliance Officer training and legal risk prevention, including supervision of codes of ethics and regulatory control models
• Innovative legal sectors: digital economy, data protection officer regulations, third sector and social economy regulation
• Criminalistics and virtual scene laboratory work
• Real legal practice via a Legal LAB using the programme's Joaquín Costa Courtroom
• Optional study lines such as special types of crime, criminal investigation and cybercriminology

Entry requirements

The programme page lists common applicant educational backgrounds and access routes rather than a single fixed requirement. Acceptable current studies shown include 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 2º Bachillerato, Advanced Vocational Training Program and other recognised secondary or vocational pathways.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that intersect justice, ethics, politics and social policy. Explicitly highlighted professional profiles include the Compliance Officer (regulatory compliance and legal risk prevention) and positions related to criminal investigation, prevention and analysis. The programme also emphasises internships and employment links and practical legal training that support entry into law-related and criminology-related careers.

Scholarships & funding angle

The faculty information includes a scholarships section but does not detail amounts or criteria. Prospective students should consult the university's scholarships page or admissions office for available funding, eligibility and application steps.