Duration Five academic years and one term
Fee €1.962,99 (Approximate price for EU students. Other types)
Places Up to 90
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Access to programme
Branch of knowledge
Social and legal sciences
Schedule
Morning and afternoon (full-time programme)
Academic year
September to June
Credits
480 ECTS credits
Languages
Catalan, Spanish and English (depending on the subject)
Venue
Ciutadella Campus
Organizer
Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences

  • Presentation

    • Why UPF?

      • You will understand and be capable of interpreting, in an appropriate, logical manner, economic and legal texts of a certain complexity.
      • You will be able to apply economic and legal reasoning to decision making.
      • You will develop an international perspective and take subjects taught in English.
      • You will be capable of managing any of a company's departments (human resources, sales, finance, etc.).
      • You will have the ability to solve business management and leadership problems.
      • You will be able to provide business and legal consultancy and advisory services.
      • You will learn to negotiate in such a way as to secure favourable, sustainable agreements.
      • You will understand the macroeconomic variables that govern the economy and their interrelation with business management.
      • You will be able to perform economic analyses for the research units of business and financial groups and public authorities.
      • You will assimilate constitutional principles and values in relation to interpreting law and composing reports, legal opinions and other legal documents.
      • You will be able to distinguish between different sources of law and use them correctly.

    • Objectives

      The programme's curriculum enables students to obtain a bachelor's degree in Law and another in either Business Management and Administration or Economics in a period of five years and one term.

      The dual economic and legal training the programme provides boasts tremendous complementarity. Those who receive such training are highly sought-after in the labour market.

      Competences to be acquired

      • Reasoning independently.
      • Working in a team.
      • Understanding and interpreting, in an appropriate, logical manner, economic and legal texts of a certain complexity.
      • Applying economic and legal reasoning to decision making.
      • Communicating and negotiating.
      • Using foreign technical language fluently.

    • Graduates of UPF's double bachelor's degree programme in Law and Business Management and Administration or Economics can be sure of finding work quickly, thanks to a professional profile that is in high demand among companies, institutions and organizations. This has been amply demonstrated by the University's double long degree programme in Law and Business Management and Administration in recent years.

      Students can take advantage of the programme's sixth academic year to take a master's degree, particularly the studies that prospective lawyers and solicitors require.

      Main potential careers for graduates: lawyer, solicitor, civil servant, judge, notary public, registrar, public prosecutor, member of academic and research staff, tax inspector, labour inspector, diplomat, international civil servant, legal consultant, legal advisor to NGOs, and bank, financial service or insurance company employee.

    • This programme is just as demanding, in terms of academic standards, as the individual bachelor's degree programmes in Law, Business Management and Administration and Economics currently taught at UPF, and has the added value of combining elements thereof.

      The first three years of the programme's curriculum consist of subjects corresponding to Law and subjects common to both Business Management and Administration and Economics. Students thus do not have to make a decision on their specialization, by opting for Law and Business Management and Administration or for Law and Economics, until the fourth year.

      The double bachelor's degree programme is partly taught in English, and many of its lecturers are from countries other than Spain.

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