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Máster Universitario en Derecho Internacional y Europeo de los ...

In order to access the official Master in International and European Business Law, the applicants will be required to hold a law degree issued by an official Spanish University or by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area that grants access to postgraduate studies in the country of issue. Those applicants whose degrees are not from the European Higher Education Area can access the Master course with no need for official confirmation, once the Comillas Pontifical University has verified that these accredit an educational level equivalent to those corresponding to official Spanish University degrees and grant access to postgraduate studies authorized by the issuing country. In no case does such access imply official confirmation of the previous degree held by the person concerned, nor its recognition other than for the purpose of studying the Master. Almost every business has an international dimension, and companies require an increasingly global approach from their legal advisors. Developing consistent and integral legal strategies is key for companies to make the most of their business opportunities, particularly in the European Union. However, sound global legal advice is not a commodity and companies are permanently in search for business-oriented and technically outstanding legal professionals. The objective of the Master in International and European Business Law is to educate and prepare highly-skilled legal professionals that fully understand the rules governing international business and the internal market, so that they can make a substantial contribution to companies based in the EU or conducting international business in the EU-area. The content of the Master in International and European Business Law is structured around four main modules, devoted to the following: (1) the institutional framework for EU business affairs, (2) EU and international business regulation, (3) EU market regulation and (4) international & EU legal practice and enforcement. These four modules are complemented with practical seminars on hot topics related to business law (such as due diligence or negotiation strategies) and the drafting of a Master's thesis on a subject chosen by the student from among those included in the four main modules of the program. The purpose of this initiation course is to create the proper environment for the most productive development of the program.

Estudios en el extranjero

International executive development programmes

Parliamentary Assembly Documents 2001 Ordinary Session (Second Part), Volume IV

International Law Directory Set

Kime's international law directory