Masters Law

With the growing need for updated knowledge of the current workforce, the development of specialized training projects has become an important component in the mission of universities as key centre¿s of creation and circulation of knowledge. In this context, the Masters in Law has, from its inception, been training lawyers to be equipped with the most solid of knowledge. Moreover, the basic concern of this course has focused on training lawyers who, integrated in a context characterized by profound changes, take a proactive approach and thus present themselves as true agents of change. In this context the objectives revolve around the following competencies: to deepen and develop the knowledge acquired in the 1st cycle of studies in law, acquisition of knowledge that enables and forms the basis for developments and / or original applications in the context of research, application of knowledge to practical situations, communication skills, understanding, analysis and criticism. ULP awards a master's degree in law to those who have shown evidence of having acquired these skills. In this way graduates acquire solid skills in law and legal knowledge with a view to implementing them in an efficient, rational and safe manner in the profession, with obvious benefits for the society in which they operate. Accordingly, and mindful of the dynamic that has been progressing in the environment, with the objective to continuously improve the quality and innovative role that the graduates in this area can play on the labour market, the 2nd cycle of studies in law wants to prepare professionals, both from a human and scientific point of view, to be able to join the workforce with confidence, offering a wide range of tasks to efficiently perform and act within the various fields of economic and social modern life.