Double Degree in Business Administration and Management - Law

⁽¹⁾ Ord: ordinary call, Ext: extraordinary call. Cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic year
⁽²⁾ Tuition fees for the ECTS credits of the first year. Other fees not included
⁽³⁾ Discount equivalent to 99% of the tuition fees for first-time enrolment, under a decree of the Xunta de Galicia

Description

The joint Business Administration-Law programme gives students competitive, thorough, high-quality theoretical and practical training in the legal and business field, together with the appropriate skills and competences. This programme makes it possible to study simultaneously, over five academic years, the content of the Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management and the Bachelor's Degree in Law, and to acquire a versatile professional profile that is highly valued in the job market. On completing the programme, the student's academic record is split in order to obtain both degrees, with the professional advantages that this entails.

Applicant profile

To support the comprehensive training of this programme, it is advisable for students to start with a solid grounding in Mathematics and Economics and adequate knowledge of subjects such as Language, History, Philosophy, Ethics and Foreign Languages. In particular, students should have a capacity for comprehension, analysis, systematisation and synthesis, oral and written expression, relating ideas, argumentation and critical reasoning. In the business field, initiative, leadership and an entrepreneurial spirit are also important.

Access and admission

• Baccalaureate with the university entrance exam (PAU) passed
• Higher vocational training qualifications
• Entrance exam for people over 25 or over 45
• Previous university degree

Career opportunities

Those of graduates in Business Administration and Management:

• Business administration, organisation and management
• Auditing
• Financial, accounting and tax advice
• Consultancy
• Market research and commercial planning, marketing techniques and foreign trade
• Actuarial and risk systems
• Staff selection and integration, working methods and administrative streamlining
• Data processing and business information handling
• Arbitration and court proceedings
• Statistical studies and economic, accounting and financial documentation
• Teaching

and those of graduates in Law:

A. Liberal professions: Lawyers and/or court representatives (procuradores). B. Private-sector employment. Employment in the legal, labour and human resources areas, in insurance, mutual societies, cooperatives, banking and credit institutions, consultancies, NGOs and development cooperation bodies...

• Skilled posts in companies or self-employment for which legal training is necessary
• Other jobs for which legal training is not strictly necessary but is useful or advisable

C. Public-sector employment

• In the European Union and other international organisations
• In the State: judges, public prosecutors, court clerks (letrados de la Administración de Justicia), notaries, land or commercial registrars, State lawyers, legal advisers to the Council of State, legal advisers to the Spanish Parliament, Social Security legal advisers, labour inspectors and sub-inspectors, tax inspectors and tax officers, public auditors and comptrollers, administration officers...
• In the autonomous communities: legal advisers to regional parliaments, legal services of regional governments, administration officers...
• In local administrations: secretaries or comptrollers of local government, lawyers or legal advisers, administration officers...
• Others: diplomats, legal services of other public bodies (e.g. universities, military legal corps...), university lecturers...