The University of Deusto Law School offers multiple options to combine undergraduate studies with international programmes, which will allow our students to obtain a global profile with an international focus, all in four years.
The University of Deusto Law School offers multiple options to combine undergraduate studies with international programmes, which will allow our students to obtain a global profile with an international focus, all in four years.
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Deusto Degree Programme: It can be taken jointly with the Bachelor’s degree in Law and Specialisms (Bilbao and San Sebastian campuses)
International degree: It can be taken jointly with the Bachelor’s degree in Law and Specialisms (Bilbao and San Sebastian campuses)
This is a complementary training programme of academic excellence that will allow you to acquire in-company learning experience in international law firms. This training immersion programme will be held over two weeks, combining a first national stay with an international stay.
This programme is aimed at final-year students with excellent academic records. Its aim is to intensify legal training for students whose main option is law in the context of large international law firms.
Due to the limited number of places available, the University of Deusto Law School will strictly follow the following criteria:
If you would like more information about this programme or would like to register, please contact the following email or telephone number:
Aitziber Irigoras
aitziber.irigoras@deusto.es
Isabel Gil
practicas@deusto.es
944 139 109
It has been a very rewarding experience, as it has allowed me to be in contact with institutions such as the European Parliament
Deusto has given me the opportunity to experience one of the best consultancies in London, EY
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court is an academic competition involving 680 law schools from more than 100 countries in which teams of students compete in a mock trial in public international law before the United Nations International Court of Justice, which is based at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands. The students are responsible for preparing the pleadings and the defence, as well as participating in the defence of the case in the oral rounds organised by the prestigious law firm Cuatrecasas. The winning team at the national level will go on to compete in the finals organised every year in Washington D.C. (USA).
Teams (made up of a maximum of five members) are formed at the end of each academic year (April to June) after a specific selection process which includes a short oral and written presentation in English on some aspect of the case held the previous year.
It allows you to get out of your comfort zone, improve your teamwork skills and acquire practical competences
Me ha ayudado a conocer mis debilidades y fortalezas y aprender cómo otros estudiantes y profesionales trabajan
