Graduate in Dual Business Administration + Law
The dual degree in Business Administration + Law allows students to simultaneously pursue studies in the Degree of Business Administration and Management, and also in Law, thus obtaining two undergraduate degrees- a Dual Degree – over a period of five years, and developing a very versatile profile in the labor market.
The dual degree provides graduates with theoretical and practical business expertise in both the administration and management of their departments, as well as the skills related to the Law Degree oriented to professional law practice and business training.
Admission requisites
It will be necessary to comply with the admission prerequisites of both degrees:
- Entry requirements for The Business Administration and Management Degree
- Entry requirements for The Law Degree
Issues related to the specific qualifications that make up the curriculum, like Competencies, Student Profile and other academic questions, can be consulted in the sections corresponding to said degrees
Why study the Dual Business Administration + Law Degree?
This degree offers the possibility of obtaining two undergraduate degrees over only five years’ time, with a thorough understanding of ADE and Law. Graduates in Business Administration and Law in Loyola University enjoy a versatile profile that multiplies career prospects related to corporate management and the practice of Law.
Graduates in the Dual Business Administration + Law Degree have the necessary qualifications to take charge of highly responsible positions in companies, financial entities and public administrations.
Thanks to the cross-training aspects in our education, the graduates in ADE and Law with experience do not find it difficult to reach executive positions within companies. The profession of ADE with Law, in general, enjoys a high degree of internationalization and recognition abroad, which is why its professionals often form part of global institutions.
This eminently practical dual degree allows students to apply their theoretical knowledge to the real world of the labor market from the very first year of their studies, so that they acquire very real experience right from the outset of their training