Pompeu Fabra University

Overview

Legal Sciences at Pompeu Fabra University provides an enriching master's program characterized by an international perspective and a focus on research. The curriculum is designed to offer flexibility, allowing students to select elective courses that align with their academic interests and professional aspirations.

Enrolled students have the opportunity to engage in advanced research activities linked to the Department of Law and its various research domains.

What you'll study

The master's program is structured around a diverse array of elective courses, enabling you to craft a customized academic journey. In addition to coursework, you will complete a master's thesis as part of your studies.

Example course areas (electives)

• History of legal thought
• Dogmatics of criminal responsibility: legal theory of crime
• European constitutionalism and fundamental rights
• Corporate taxation
• Real estate business
• Constitutional law and globalization
• Global law, justice, and democracy
• Argumentation and techniques of legal interpretation
• Company law
• Right to asylum

Master's thesis

• A thesis component is mandatory and is generally undertaken alongside your coursework.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess an official undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification from an accredited higher education institution. Eligible fields of prior study typically include social sciences and health sciences.

There are no stated GRE or GMAT prerequisites, and specific minimum GPA thresholds are not defined.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Legal Sciences master's program can pursue a variety of career paths within the legal field, including roles in public administration, private practice, and international organizations. The comprehensive training and research experience provided by the program equip students with the skills necessary to navigate complex legal issues and contribute meaningfully to their chosen fields.