IE University

Programme overview

This accredited Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) is a four-year, English-medium programme delivered at IE University's Segovia and Madrid campuses. It emphasises comparative methodology to explain how international, European and transnational legal systems interact, and combines multidisciplinary study with professional experience. Students may start in Segovia and complete later years in Madrid, or remain in Madrid for the full programme. The degree offers dual-degree pathways with partner institutions and a 48-ECTS Concentration in Spanish Business Law taught in Spanish.

What you'll study

The curriculum provides foundational and comparative training in international, European and transnational law alongside multidisciplinary subjects. Students choose one of three specialised tracks: International Business Law, Human Rights and Social Justice, or Digital Law and Technology. Practical components include professional internships at international firms, participation in the Legal Clinic, capstone projects and opportunities to conduct research with faculty. The programme also addresses contemporary legal frontiers such as artificial intelligence, data privacy, cybersecurity and smart contracts.

Entry requirements

The published page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should expect standard undergraduate entry procedures for IE University and consult the admissions office or programme page for academic, language and application requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for legal roles that require cross-jurisdictional understanding and practical skills. Typical outcomes highlighted by the programme include corporate lawyer positions in global firms, international legal roles with diplomatic or intergovernmental organisations, legal tech specialist roles dealing with AI and regulation, advisors for international NGOs, and multidisciplinary lawyers able to operate across multiple legal systems.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source text does not specify scholarships or fees. Applicants can explore IE University’s general scholarship and financial-aid resources and should contact admissions for up-to-date information on funding, merit awards, and support tied to the law programme.