The degree is taught in English with a comparative approach to international, European and transnational law, and you can follow a track in international business law, human rights and social justice, or digital law and technology. A concentration in Spanish business law is available in Spanish. Practice runs through the course in a mentoring programme, a legal clinic, hands-on capstone work and professional internships at law firms, and exchanges and dual degrees with partner law schools can lead to an LL.M. alongside the bachelor. Graduates work as corporate and international lawyers, legal advisers to NGOs, or legal tech specialists.