Economics, as part of the training of a lawyer, allows the understanding of the market and its agents as an object of study of the law. Both disciplines converge in the national and international reality opening the doors to a global world with avant-garde law. For this reason, Economic Law provides students with the tools to solve comprehensively complex problems related to: competition law, consumer law, public services, investment arbitration, economic regulation, economic analysis of law (EAL), financial and stock market law, creative and cultural industries, entertainment law and international economic law, trade, transactions and investment.
Our pillars:
Interdisciplinary
Students will have the opportunity to acquire an integral development without borders. Our study is not limited to legal science but to the convergence and harmonization of multiple areas of knowledge that allow application in different fields of action. The professional in Economic Law adapts easily to the dynamics of his environment, breaking the scheme of the traditional lawyer by using additional tools that complement their curriculum such as: economics, administration, negotiation, finance, mathematics, languages, among others.
International projection:
Our students will acquire the skills to operate in the national and internationally. From the third year of Law, the student will be able to select seminars and participate in moot courts to strengthen their profile through a transnational approach to Economic Law. Future lawyers will be able to take courses that are taught 100% in English.
Critical research:
Our students will have the ability to argue their different positions based on theoretical and practical elements of economic law. This skill allows them to produce new knowledge, enriching the debates around law and economics, in spaces like research groups that promote the exchange of ideas and the construction of society.
The seminars, internships and intensifications offered by the Department of Economic Law in the undergraduate programme of the Faculty of Law are aimed at students who seek an interdisciplinary approach, with an interest in tackling concepts of a legal nature through economic tools. Thus, students will develop research, writing and oral skills, learn new concepts and methodologies of analysis that will allow them to study law in a non-traditional way.
Strengthen their interest in competition law, consumer law, the economic analysis of law, international economic law, public services, financial law, stock market law, entertainment law, creative and cultural industries.
To develop skills in bilingual public speaking with an academic focus
To develop techniques for the negotiation of commercial agreements.
The homologation of undergrad courses, according to academic level, in order to optimise time and think about the future.
Interdisciplinary approach and international projection.
A portfolio of subjects in coordination with the Faculty of Economics and Finance, Government and International Relations, guaranteeing our interdisciplinary approach.
Pioneers in the study and application of the Economic Analysis of Law (EAL) methodology.
To develop research skills to formulate degree projects.
Legal practice through the Economic Law Room of the Legal Office of the Faculty of Law.
The department ensures that its students are always linking theory with practice, through forums, webinars, internships and constant talks with the most important actors in politics and economic policies.
Interdisciplinary
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