University School of Tourism, URJC Affiliated Centre
Studying a Double Degree in Law and Criminology in Madrid will allow you to learn about the legal sciences, the legal profession and the reason why crimes are committed, in addition to offering you the possibility of delving into the mind of the wrongdoer.
You will also required knowledge related to criminalistics, which will allow you to carry out investigations in the future, in addition to knowing the legal and professional environment that governs the operation of today’s society.
You will learn the fundamental rules that determine how legal and criminological relationships are established in society.
In short, you’ll acquire the knowledge you need to become an excellent lawyer and criminalist.
If you’re interested in the world of law and criminology, you have the ability to work in groups and are socially aware, then find out more about the Double Degree in Law and Criminology in Madrid, no strings attached.
Mutualidad de la Abogacía Scholarships
You can apply for one of the scholarships offered by Mutualidad de la Abogacía and the ESERP Business & Law School. ESERP students (Law Degree, Double Degree in Law and Business, Double Degree in Law and Criminology) can be the beneficiaries of the Cátedra Mutualidad scholarships granted by the SOCIAL WORK FOUNDATION OF SPANISH LAW.
Tirant Online and Tirant Analytics
ESERP students have access to an innovative consultation tool useful for students who, thanks to the interrelation of all its content, guarantees maximum rigour in its consultation, providing a precise and practical solution for the issues raised during the course. It is a new concept of searching for legal information in Big Data.
Access to Tirant Online offers you: doctrine, jurisprudence and legislation for your studies, diagrams, forms and TV training.
For the first time, Tirant Analytics presents the results of a jurisprudence search in a graphic way, allowing you to visualise paths or strategies that were previously unattainable through traditional search methods.
University Degree in Law
Official University Degree issued by the Rey Juan Carlos University
University Degree in Criminology
Official University Degree issued by the Rey Juan Carlos University
Private Advanced Degree in Business Law and Private Security Management
Private Advanced Degree issued by the ESERP University School of Tourism
Achieving leadership through a global vision
These studies offer an integrated view of business management, legal sciences, the organisation and its environment.
Problem solving and real case studies
Applying the case study and simulation methods, each student participates in the planning, development and resolution of real and updated case studies.
Balance theory and practical work
Development of the practical aspects of a company and legal sciences, together with the theoretical and practical knowledge that together build a solid education.
Dynamic, personalised and active teaching
The efficiency of ESERP’s Study Plans is made possible thanks to the personalised attention and monitoring the student receives.
High degree of specialisation
Courses are taught by professors who are experts in their fields, providing the student with a higher degree of specialisation.
Students from the EU (European Union), Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Bulgaria and Romania, and for foreigners in possession of a resident NIE*
First payment | 950€ |
| Rest of the Academic Year: 10 monthly payments, financed directly by ESERP, without interest from October to July of €555 | |
| Annual academic fees | €400 |
5% discount for early payment |
* Price for the first academic year. All other students, check prices.
* The 5% discount for early payment will also be applied to those students who, after paying the enrolment fee, decide to pay for the rest of the programme before it starts. In this case, the discount will applied to the remaining amount that is pending payment.
* Fees for issuing diplomas and certificates are not included.
333 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| Professional Ethics, Basic Legal Principles and Equality. (Constitutional Law I) | BC | 7.5 |
| History of Criminality and Public Order in Spain. | CC | 6 |
| Theory of Law. | CC | 6 |
| Civil Law I. | C | 6 |
| Roman Law. | R | 6 |
Total Required Credits: 61.5
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| Modern Language. | BC | 6 |
Total Required Credits: 73.5
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| Criminological Theories. | R | 6 |
| Labour and Social Security Law II. | R | 4.5 |
| Criminal Law II. | R | 4.5 |
| Procedural Law II. | R | 6 |
| Civil Law VI. | R | 6 |
| Criminal Psychology and Prevention. | R | 6 |
| Criminal Policy and Victimology. | R | 6 |
Total Required Credits: 69
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| Private International Law. | R | 7.5 |
| Commercial Law I. | R | 4.5 |
| Legal and Forensic Medicine. | R | 6 |
| Criminalistics. | R | 6 |
Total Required Credits: 61.5
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| Philosophy of Law. | R | 4.5 |
| Commercial Law III. | R | 4.5 |
| Evaluation of Public Programmes and Policies. | R | 6 |
| European Union Law. | R | 4.5 |
| Academic Recognition of Credits. | R | 6 |
| Criminal Law III. | R | 6 |
SUBJECT | TYPE | CREDITS |
| External Internships. | R | 24 |
| Senior Thesis in Criminology. | R | 6 |
| Senior Thesis in Law. | R | 6 |
Total Required Credits: 67.5
| BC: | Basic Courses, they can be validated for their equivalents in all other university degrees. |
| CC: | Core Courses, they can be validated for their equivalents in all other university degrees. |
| R: | Required. |
| E: | Elective. |
* The content of the programme, the order of the modules, their scheduling and materials may be altered due to changes in academic planning.
 | ESERP ALUMNIAfter the programme, you will be part of ESERP ALUMNI: an active community with an international presence made up of more than thirty-five thousand former students.
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“We adapt our training to the market’s real needs, meaning we provide multi-disciplinary knowledge that is highly aligned with the job market, with a high percentage of students finding a job opportunity at the end of their studies.”
Carmen Barquero
ESERP Director General
