The Faculty of Law encourages its academic and scientific community to undertake periods of study and teaching abroad, as a way of enriching curricula, acquiring complementary knowledge in the area and study cycles that value students in the labour market and allow the Faculty to improve its training and scientific offer. The experience of a period of study or teaching abroad also makes it possible to get to know and deepen knowledge of other languages and cultures.

In this way, the Faculty of Law offers a range of international experiences to its academic and scientific community. A student at the Faculty of Law can choose to do an exchange programme with one of the Faculty’s partner higher education institutions abroad, take courses in English or an intensive course. Students can also take part in internationalmoot court competitions.

The Faculty of Law also offers international advanced training courses, namely the Joint Master’s Degree in European Legal Practice LL.M. Eur and the Postgraduate Diploma in EGC-Law.