Universidad de Salamanca

What you'll study

The programme is a specific plan of studies combining the content of the two verified single degrees. Credit allocation by type is specified: 82.5 ECTS of Formación Básica, 228 ECTS of Obligatorias, 42 ECTS of Optativas and 12 ECTS for Trabajos Fin de Grado. In organisational terms, students are placed into Law teaching groups according to surname across the three Law groups; for Criminology subjects students may choose their group.

Entry requirements

Admission follows standard university access, preinscription and enrolment procedures. The programme offers a limited number of places (10 for 2026‑27). The last admitted cutoff listed was 12.123 (third and final list, 25/07/2025: June round). Because the degree must be taken full‑time, students must register at least 60 ECTS per academic period and may register up to 72 ECTS.

Career prospects

The source lists a section for academic and professional outcomes but does not provide detailed roles or sectors on the programme page itself. Given the combined legal and criminological formation, graduates may pursue pathways typical of law and criminology qualifications; specific professional destinations are described elsewhere by the university.

Scholarships & funding angle

The faculty and university publish information on scholarships, study and mobility grants and funding opportunities (Becas, ayudas al estudio y a la movilidad), but the programme page does not list specific awards or amounts. Prospective applicants should consult the university’s scholarships and mobility pages and contact the Faculty of Law for up‑to‑date guidance.