Bachelors of Laws (LLB) in Portugal 2021

An LLB is a degree awarded to individuals who have completed their undergraduate education in law. With this certification, graduates will be able to practice law and pursue a career in that field. Students who pursue a Master of Science or Master of Arts degree may enjoy enhanced career prospects and better earning potential. Master’s degrees require more advanced study than undergraduate… Read more

An LLB is a degree awarded to individuals who have completed their undergraduate education in law. With this certification, graduates will be able to practice law and pursue a career in that field.

Students who pursue a Master of Science or Master of Arts degree may enjoy enhanced career prospects and better earning potential. Master’s degrees require more advanced study than undergraduate degrees and may be required before entering a doctorate program.

LL.Bs in Portugal

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Post-Graduation in Securities Law and Banking Law

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Porto, Portugal

This Post-Graduation aims to provide the acquisition of current and specialized knowledge in two complementary areas of Law: its fundamental concepts and principles, its legal ... +

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This Post-Graduation aims to provide the acquisition of current and specialized knowledge in two complementary areas of Law: its fundamental concepts and principles, its legal institutes and the interests that move the actors and the institutions that act under its rules. -

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Porto, Portugal

"At the Faculty of Law of Porto, we train students for a rigorous knowledge of the subjects and a creative use of legal reasoning. We develop their transversal skills (communi ... +

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"At the Faculty of Law of Porto, we train students for a rigorous knowledge of the subjects and a creative use of legal reasoning. We develop their transversal skills (communication, team work, negotiation ...), which are essential for the good exercise of the legal professions. Finally, we encourage their ethical and cultural development, forming citizens who make a difference. " Professor Manuel Fontaine, Director of the Faculty of Law of Porto -