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Law (face-to-face) + International Relations

Branch of knowledge: Social and Legal Sciences
Responsible Center: Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences
Teaching modality and Campus:
In person:
Madrid-Vicalvaro
Credits: 361,5   Credits year: of 70,5 to 75  Duration: 5 years. Implantation: progressive
Academic Calendar    Schedule   Exams  Teaching Guides  Faculty
Coordinators: Prof. Dr. Ms. María Palma Álvarez Pozo (Law) y Prof. Dr. Ms. Elena Carolina Díaz Galán (International Relations)

Student attention: 91 488 93 93.     Student Help Box     Suggestions, complaints and congratulations mailbox

Training itinerary

ACCESS THE COURSE GUIDES OF THE DEGREE

FBC: Common Basic Training, they are validated with their counterparts of all grades
FBR: Basic Branch Training, they can be validated with their branch counterparts, taking into account the adequacy between the skills and knowledge acquired.
OB: Compulsory
OP: Optional

 

1st COURSE
SEMESTER COURSE CHARACTER CREDITS

1

Professional Ethics, Basic Legal Principles and Equality (Constitutional Law I)

FBC

7,5

1

Administrative Law I

OB

6

1

Roman Law

OB

6

1

Civil Law I

FBR

6

1

History of International Relations

BEC

6

1

Law teory

FBR

6

2

Civil Law II

OB

4,5

2

Constitutional Law II

OB

7,5

2

Procedural Law I

OB

4,5

2

Economic Principles

BEC

6

2

History of the Modern World and Social Movements

BEC

6

2

Basic Legal Informatics

FBC

6

TOTAL CREDITS TO TAKE: 72

 

2st COURSE
SEMESTER COURSE CHARACTER CREDITS

1

Armed Conflicts and International Humanity

CS

3

1

Labor and Social Security Law I

OB

4.5

1

Financial and Tax Law I

FBR

7,5

1

Human Geography, Economics and Politics

CS

6

1

Civil Law III

OB

4,5

1

International Security and Defense

CS

3

2

Administrative Law II

OB

4,5

2

Civil Law IV

OB

4,5

2

Labor and Social Security Law II

OB

4,5

2

Procedural Law II

OB

6

2

Constitutional Systems and Models from an International Perspective

CS

6

Annual

modern language

FBC

6

2

Public International Law

CS

6

2

Public Opinion and International Journalism

BEC

6

TOTAL CREDITS TO TAKE: 72

 

3st COURSE
SEMESTER COURSE CHARACTER CREDITS

1

Administrative Law III

OB

4,5

1

Civil Law V

OB

4,5

1

Private international right

OB

7,5

1

Commercial Law I

OB

4,5

1

International Marketing

CS

6

1

Spanish Foreign Policy

CS

6

1

Theory and History of International Political Thought

CS

6

2

Civil Law VI

OB

6

2

Financial and Tax Law II

OB

6

2

European Union Political History

CS

6

2

International Economics

CS

6

2

Commercial Law II

OB

6

2

International Organizations and Institutions

CS

6

TOTAL CREDITS TO TAKE: 75

 

4st COURSE
SEMESTER COURSE CHARACTER CREDITS

Annual

2ND Language (Chinese or Arabic). Basic Level

CS

9

1

Democratization Process, Transitions and International Community

CS

3

1

Commercial Law III

OB

4,5

1

Criminal Law I

OB

4,5

1

Diplomatic and Consular Law

CS

3

1

European Union and Community Law

CS

6

1

Philosophy of Law

OB

4,5

1

Latin American Community of Nations and Integration Processes in Latin America

CS

6

1 Immigration, Political Asylum and Development Cooperation CS 6

2

Ecclesiastical Law of the State

OB

3

2

International Human Rights Law

CS

6

2

Criminal Law II

OB

4,5

2

Procedural Law III

OB

4,5

2

international terrorism

CS

6

TOTAL CREDITS TO TAKE: 70.5

 

5st COURSE
SEMESTER COURSE CHARACTER CREDITS

1

Academic Recognition of Credits

CS

6

1

Ceremonial and Protocol

CS

3

1

Emerging Regions in the International Scene: Africa and Asia

CS

3

1

Criminal Law III

OB

6

1

Global Analysis of Cultures and Religions. History Education and Fundamentalism

CS

9

Annual

Internship Placement (International Relations)

CS

24

Annual

End of Degree Project

CS

6

Annual

Final Degree Project

OB

6

Annual

2ND Language (Chinese or Arabic). advanced level

CS

9

TOTAL CREDITS TO TAKE: 72

Regulation

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

REGISTRATION

*The rates corresponding to double degrees with different degrees of experimentality will be applied as established in the new Decree 43/2022, of June 29, of the Government Council, which establishes the public prices for university studies leading to official degrees and services of an academic nature in the public universities of the Community of Madrid*

TRAINING PROCESS 

REVIEWS AND REVIEWS

Validation, adaptation of studies, recognition of credits and homologation of foreign qualifications

UNIVERSITY DEGREES

VISITING STUDENTS AND FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY

COEXISTENCE REGIME

SCHOOL INSURANCE

ASSOCIATIONS

Quality guarantee

Quality Assurance Degree in Law
Quality Assurance Degree in International Relations

General information collection plan

Within the quality assurance system of the Rey Juan Carlos University, the following surveys are planned:

- New students

- Teacher evaluation

- Student satisfaction

- Satisfaction of the graduates

- Labor insertion

- Causes of abandonment

- Career path:

  • Second year after graduation
  • Third year after graduation
  • Fourth year after graduation

- Degree of satisfaction:

  • Faculty with the campus and university
  • Teacher with degree
  • of the evaluators
  • Incoming student mobility program
  • Outgoing Student Mobility Program
  • Administration and services staff with the university

- External internships:

  • Student satisfaction
  • External tutor satisfaction
  • Evaluator satisfaction

Survey results:

Results report

Once the follow-up has been carried out, the quantitative information on the results obtained in the follow-up of said Degree is shown, differentiated by academic year.

Results report

Labor Insertion

 

Satisfaction of the groups

Within the quality assurance system of the Rey Juan Carlos University, satisfaction surveys are planned for the university community (students, pas and teaching staff) with the services offered by the university. These are surveys aimed at all members of the university community, who are users of the different services offered by the university. These surveys, which are held annually, assess the degree of user satisfaction with the services provided by the university, either directly through the university's own departments or through external contracts.