No specific prior training is required for admission to the Law Degree, although the most suitable student training corresponds to that of students who have completed the Social Sciences route of the Baccalaureate, as well as the Scientific-Technological route, without prejudice to the fact that the Humanities route is also suitable, provided that it has included in its training the core subjects of mathematics contemplated in the Social Sciences route.
It is advisable that the student show interest in aspects related to the degree's learning objectives and possess skills that enable them to be receptive to the learning outcomes they will acquire during the program. Among the desirable qualities of a prospective Law student are:
Legal advice and consulting in the public and private sectors at all levels, local, regional, national, and international: advice on civil, commercial, criminal, tax, labor, administrative, and international matters for individuals and legal entities, companies, organizations, associations, foundations, and unincorporated entities, and for all types of public bodies and the public business sector.
It provides the necessary training to study for the master's degree to practice law and solicitor status and to apply for all types of competitive examinations for any public legal body.
Thus, any graduate of the degree can hold positions as a civil servant in the Administration of Justice (judge, prosecutor, judicial lawyer, legal counsel, court manager, among others) or as a civil servant in the Public Administration. Higher positions (State Attorney, Court Lawyer, Social Security Lawyer, Labor Inspector, Social Security Technician, Tax Inspector, among others).
In relation to the above, these graduates can access positions within local authorities (town hall secretary) and within the Autonomous Communities (civil service staff of departments within the autonomous communities, legal services, legal staff of regional parliaments, among others).
Graduates of this degree can also pursue private professions such as notary, registrar, property agent, property manager, and legal advisor in any field.
On another note, graduates of the degree can become civil servants in an international organization or perform their duties within the European Union.
Likewise, graduates may occupy positions as secondary school or university teachers, in accordance with the rules for access to secondary education and access to university teaching staff and research in public and private research centers.
The multidisciplinary training of these graduates allows them to work in all economic sectors, primarily in human resources, personnel, legal, tax, labor, and administration and management departments.