Double Master Degree in Legal Practice and European Union Law
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MASTER IN LEGAL PRACTICE (SEPTEMBER ED.) MASTER IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW The UC3M offers students the possibility of jointly studying the Master in Legal Practice, which will help them to prepare for the professional aptitude assessment examinations in order to exercise the profession of law, and the Master in European Union Law, thus obtaining a high level of specialization which will place them in an excellent position for entering the job market.
Master in Legal Practice
In its current guise, the Master’s degree in Legal Practice has developed in response to the requirements of the Law 34/2006 of 30 October regulating access to the professions of lawyer and court procedural representative (procurador), a legal reform that was taken as an opportunity to structure a postgraduate program that will improve training of law graduates thus facilitating access to the job market.
The Master's degree is carried out jointly, taking advantage of the resources and experience of the ISDE School of Legal Practice approved by the General Law Council which with its justly merited prestige has extensive and long experience in training programs for the practice of law.
Master in European Union Law
Furthermore, the Master's Degree in European Union Law at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, will prepare you for work as a specialist lawyer able to assess and resolve problems typical of international legal traffic and trade.
The experience accumulated over 28 years has resulted in an extremely competitive program taught by renowned professionals with a practical approach to the customary techniques employed by legal practitioners in a globalised economic environment.
One of the main goals of the course tis to achieve linguistic fluency of students so that they are able to draw up legal documents or correctly advise their clients in both English and Spanish, encouraging team work and a capacity for professional leadership, accustoming students to a multicultural environment.
SPONSORS / COLLABORATORS
◉ LEGAL PRACTICE
◉ EUROPEAN UNION LAW
MASTERS IN NUMBERS
◉ LEGAL PRACTICE
- ☛ 100% pass rate at the final evaluation test access to professional law degree (2016)
- ☛ Best results between public and private Universities of the Community of Madrid in the first official examination exam 2016
- ☛ More than 55% of teaching is in charge of legal professionals
- ☛ Access call report February 2016
◉ EUROPEAN UNION LAW
- ☛ The LLM is the only one on its field that has been included in the ranking of Best Masters in Law in Spain issued by El Mundo - Exansión for 19 times in a row.
- ☛ More than 80 collaborating entities between offices, consultancies and companies
- ☛ 80% of teaching in English
- ☛ Employability: more than 90% of students get a stable job within two years of graduation in Spain or abroad; 35% is absorbed by the collaborating entities in which the compulsory practice is developed
- PROGRAM
- CURRICULUM
STRUCTURE
The syllabus for this Double Master's degree is structured around three teaching terms and a compulsory work placement for which students will obtain 75 ECTS corresponding to the University master's degree in Access to Law Practice and 49 ECTS of the University Master's degree in European Union Law.
The 124 total credits on the dual syllabus are broken down as follows:
- In the first term, compulsory subjects on the Law Practice course corresponding to the main part of this degree (28 ECTS in total, in the mornings) and a first part of the European Union Law specialization (17 ECTS in total, in afternoon classes).
- In the second term some compulsory subjects will be studied, completing the technical training in Legal Practices and Professional Activity of the Master's degree in European Union Law (11 ECTS in total in morning classes) and a second phase of the specialization (26 ECTS in total taught in the afternoons).
- The third and final term is dedicated to the guided external work placement designed for students to acquire the skills and abilities needed to exercise the profession of law and to completing the two final dissertations for the master's degrees.
56 of your ECTS credits will be recognized and at the end of the course you will have obtained two official Master's qualifications.
Course 1 - Semester 1
General subjects Subjects ECTS TYPE Language Master in Legal Practice Civil Practice I 5 C 
Civil Practice II 4 C Criminal Practice 5 C Administrative Practice 5 C Commercial Practice 4 C Tax Procedures 2 C Professional Activity I 3 C Master in European Union Law The Legal Order of the EU 4 C 
Human Rights and EU Citizenship Law of the UE 5 C Judicial remedies in the Legal System of the EU * 8 C Course 1 - Semester 2
General subjects Subjects ECTS TYPE Language Master in Legal Practice Labor Practice 5 C Professional Activity I 6 C Master in European Union Law The EUs Legal Framework of Freedom, Security and Justice 5 C European Business Law 5 C EU and Spanish Competition Law 10 C Choose 6 ECTS: The Protection of Intellectual Property in the Law of the EU 3 E Consumer Protection in the EU 3 E The Law of the Financial Services in the EU 3 E European Environmental Law and Policy 3 E Actions for damages under the EU Law 3 E Course 2 - Semester 3
General subjects Subjects ECTS TYPE Language Internship 30 C Legal Practice Master's Thesis 6 C Due Diligence Master's Thesis 6 C * This course is imparted along the 1st. and 2nd term.
C) Compulsory
E) Elective Course
TFM) Master's Thesis
course Programs
- QUALITY
Legal Practice
GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION
☛ First year offered: 2012
Graduate Profile and Competences
PROGRAMME’S QUALITY ASSURANCE
The Academic Committee of the Master’s programme complies with the SGIC-UC3M and it is responsible for the follow-up, analysis, review, assessment and quality of the program, it contributes with proposals to improve the program and produces the “Memoria Académica de Titulación” (Programme Report).
- Academic Committee
- Minutes of the Academic Quality Committee and Programme Reports (Restricted access)
QUALITY INDICATORS
☛ Master's Degree indicators (September Edition)
☛ Master's Degree indicators (March Edition)
european union law
GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION
☛ First year offered: 2014
Graduate Profile and Competences
PROGRAMME’S QUALITY ASSURANCE
The Academic Committee of the Master’s programme complies with the SGIC-UC3M and it is responsible for the follow-up, analysis, review, assessment and quality of the program, it contributes with proposals to improve the program and produces the “Memoria Académica de Titulación” (Programme Report).
- Academic Committee
- Minutes of the Academic Quality Committee and Programme Reports (Restricted access)
QUALITY INDICATORS
- CURRICULUM
- ADMISSION
- ADMISSION
Application
The request is made electronically through our application. Before starting the admission process it is important to consult the supporting information that we offer below:
Requirements
Check the requirements of the Master in Legal Practice.
Check the requirements of the Master in European Union Law.
Admission criteria
Check the admission criteria of the Master in Legal Practice.
Check the admission criteria of the Master in European Union Law.
Language requirements
Check the general language requirements required to study a Master’s at UC3M, depending on whether it is in Spanish, English or bilingual.
STUDENTS with foreign university degrees
Check the requirements of the Master in Legal Practice for students with foreign university degrees.
Check the requirements of the Master in European Union Law for students with foreign university degrees.
Important
To be admitted to the Doble Master Degree you have to be admitted by the Academic Committee of the Master in Legal Practice. If your application for admission to the Double Master Degree is Not Accepted, you can still apply for admission to the Master in European Union Law if you want.
On the other hand, the admission to the Master in European Union Law doesn’t imply the admission to the Master in Legal Practice.
In any case, the resolution will be communicated to the applicant.
- ENROLLMENT
FEES *
2019-2020 Academic year
LEGAL PRACTICE Reservation fee1 €800 Price EU students €82 / ECTS Price Non EU students €331.20 / ECTS Credits enrolling2 75 ECTS EUROPEAN UNION LAW Reservation fee1 €600 Price EU students €95 / ECTS Price Non EU students €150 / ECTS Credits enrolling2 49 ECTS 1 Reservation fee will be paid once the student receives notification of admission to the master’s, and deducted from the first tuition payment
2 Admission and registration on the double master's degree course will provide exemption from ECTS credits which will be validated according to the curriculum (see Program). Having obtained credits from both syllabuses, together with validation of 56 ECTS you will be able to obtain two official master's qualifications in little more than a year and a half. This exemption from payment of fees for validating ECTS credits shall only be applicable to students registered on the Dual Master's degree from the start.
* Pending approval by the Regional Government of Madrid for 2019/2020NOTE: The enrolment fees do not include the cost of issuing the master’s degree certificate.
Important
☛ Once you submit the application for admission, you will have to wait for the official acceptance in the Master program, before starting the enrollment process.
☛ You must perform 2 enrollments, one for each degree, within the deadlines published for that purpose on the website.
☛ Registration implies effective entry to the master's course as a student.
☛ The availability of optional subjects shall be conditioned on a minimum registration of 25 students for each subject.
Additional information
- You may enrol on the master’s degree after completing the admission process and receiving formal confirmation of your acceptance.
- When performing the enrolment you can choose between Full-time enrolment or Part-time enrolment.
- The email address provided upon enrolment will be used for formal communications; students are therefore kindly requested to check their mail regularly.
- Pursuant to the regulations of the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, a student failing to pay any part of the fees will not be admitted and the enrolment process will be terminated. In cases of cancellation of enrolment due to non-payment, the University may demand the payment of the pending amounts for enrolment in previous academic courses as a prior condition of enrolment.
No diploma or certificate will be issued if a student has any outstanding payments.
Best Practices and Regulations
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- PRACTICAL INFORMATION