Deusto Law School has a department exclusively devoted to managing your internships.
The external internships give you a real insight into the working environment of legal practice in professional offices, public administration and companies.
Deusto Law School has a department exclusively devoted to managing your internships.
The external internships give you a real insight into the working environment of legal practice in professional offices, public administration and companies.
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Prácticas - Facultad de Derecho
6 credits (optional)
30 credits
An academic excellence programme that facilitates an immersion experience in an international firm for two weeks (one in Spain and one abroad).
This programme facilitates national and international curricular internships in organisations that work for social justice and solidarity, within the framework of the University's commitment to human and values education.
To do an intership, you must meet the following requirements:
You will have two tutors: one from the host organisation and one from the Law School. These tutors will monitor the individual progress of your internship. They will also assess whether you acquire the specified generic and specific competences through reports.
Highly reliable centres with a long history of cooperation with the University to help you choose your future career area: legal consultancies, professional firms, human resources departments, public institutions, legal departments at technology and communication companies, etc.
Las prácticas me han ofrecido las herramientas necesarias para adentrarme en el mundo laboral
Para mí la evaluación de las prácticas no podría ser mejor
6-Credit internships: having passed all the 2nd year subjects and being able to enrol in all the compulsory subjects in 4th year.
30-credit internships: you must have obtained a mark of 7.5 or higher on your academic transcript.
In addition, for both internships, Comprehensive Practical Training workshops (and Advanced Comprehensive Practical Training in the case of 30-credit internships) run by the Careers Guidance Service (SOP) and legal reality experiences held by the School.
Between September and January.
No. It is therefore recommended to carry out the internship in the advanced mode.
Yes. In this case, you must provide all the necessary information and receive prior authorisation from the School to be able to carry out the internship.
Mobility is not compatible with curricular internships.
If you are studying Law with a specialisation, you should contact the Faculty corresponding to your specialisation to determine this issue.
Two periods:
No.
In this case, it is up to students to find their own internship centre. The following requirements must be met:
If you are a student of Basque, your internship can be monitored in Basque.
