Law + Philosophy, Politics and Economics · University of Deusto

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University of DeustoBilbao
Faculty of Law
Double degree
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Languages
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InstitutionPrivate
Duration5years
Modality
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📚 General Description

The Double Degree in Law and Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Deusto offers a comprehensive education that combines the study of law with a deep understanding of society's philosophical, political and economic foundations. The programme covers core areas of law (civil, criminal, constitutional and international law, among others), as well as subjects in philosophy (ethics, logic and political theory), economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics and international economics) and political science (political systems and public policy analysis). This combination gives students a critical, multidisciplinary perspective on today's societal challenges and how institutions operate.

✨ Specific Information

The double degree enables students to study the content of both qualifications simultaneously, making efficient use of study time and facilitating the award of two university degrees. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, argumentation and analytical skills from different perspectives. The University of Deusto usually offers international mobility opportunities, internships at public and private institutions, and access to advanced learning resources.

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This programme is aimed at students interested in the social sciences, critical analysis, argumentation and debate, as well as legal, philosophical, political and economic issues. Communication skills, analytical abilities and a proactive attitude towards social challenges are recommended.

🚀 Career Progression

After completing the double degree, graduates can pursue master's studies in areas such as law, philosophy, political science, economics, international relations or related specialisms. They are also qualified to enter fields related to legal practice, consulting, political and economic analysis, public or private management, and international organisations.

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Social Sciences and Law

Law

Law prepares you to understand, interpret and apply the rules that organise society. If you are passionate about justice, reasoned argument and resolving conflicts rigorously, this degree is for you. In your day-to-day university studies, you will work on real cases, debate legislation and learn to think with legal precision. Civil, criminal, commercial and constitutional law Legal argument and drafting techniques Criminology and analysis of criminal behaviour Employment relations, contracts and labour law Judicial proceedings and conflict resolution International and European law You can pursue a career as a lawyer, judge, prosecutor, legal adviser, mediator or human resources specialist, among many other professional paths.

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Social Sciences and Law

Economics

Economics studies how people, businesses and governments make decisions about scarce resources: what to produce, how to distribute it and why prices rise or fall. It is a discipline that combines critical thinking, mathematics and data analysis to understand the real world. Microeconomics and macroeconomics: from individual behaviour to large-scale systems Mathematical and statistical models for analysing markets and public policy History of economic thought and theories of growth International economics, global trade and financial systems Economic data analysis using digital tools and specialist software With this degree, you can work in international organisations, consulting firms, banks or public administrations, or continue conducting research in academia.

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Social Sciences and Law

Social sciences and law examine how societies, people and the institutions that govern them work. If you wonder why laws exist, how economic decisions are made or how the media shapes public opinion, this is your field. Law, justice and legal systems Economics, business and organisational management Communication, journalism and audiovisual media International relations and global politics Sociology, social work and human behaviour Criminology and conflict analysis Labour relations and human resources Studying in this field prepares you to work in companies, international organisations, the media, law firms, public institutions and much more.

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