Bachelor of Laws

(LL.B.)

taught in English and Spanish

Bring your sense of fairness to the international arena

If you want to practice law in an international setting and work in top law firms, major corporations and organizations worldwide, this program will give you the skills to bring effective solutions to a global corporate environment. Our innovative Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) is centered on the fundamentals of Civil and Common Law, using comparative methodologies, with a focus on European Union Law, and modeled after the expertise of the world-ranked IE Law School. We train corporate lawyers who can work with international clients in cross-border transactions and become leaders in their organizations and in society.

The four defining characteristics of the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) are:

Beyond class experience

Our innovative, practice-based approach means that your training will be enhanced by internships in leading law firms and corporations that from IE Law School's partners and networks.

Law Unplugged

Law Unplugged is a practice-focused component of your program. Each term you will be immersed in real-life scenarios and projects through workshops and visits to leading law firms.

A Solid foundation - A Flexible

specialization

This truly unique program provides the fundamentals of Civil and Common Law, with a focus on European Union Law. On top of this foundation students will later focus on the area they choose to specialize in.

Become an international practitioner

Students have a wide range of exchange opportunities with our international partners: King’s College, London, Tilburg, Netherlands, EBS Law School, Germany, EDESP, Getúlio Vargas, Sao Paulo, William and Mary School of Law, USA, Hong Kong University, New York Law School, University of Miami.

International rankings

Since 1973 IE Law School has taught leading law programs to prepare international lawyers. A member of the Law Schools Global League, IE Law School is consistently ranked among the top law schools in Europe and worldwide according to the Financial Times’ Global Legal Education Report.

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