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Master's in Private International Law

The Master’s in Private International Law prepares you to advise and act on judicial and administrative matters in international law. You will develop skills to resolve complex conflicts and work interdisciplinarily, gaining a comprehensive understanding of current and future legislation, and participating in the creation of international standards and agreements.

Mode:
Virtual
Duration:
2 years
Subjects:
18
Program details

The program focuses on developing specific skills and capacities to work concretely in various areas and levels of private international law. You will sharpen your ability to understand and address diverse conflicts based on current law. The curriculum provides a comprehensive view of current and projected legislation, with references to comparative law, and introduces related disciplines like philosophy, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration due to the complexity of issues and the limitations of individual knowledge.

Career Opportunities

The Master's program aims to develop skills for professionals to handle legal issues involving international relations. You will gain expertise in:

  • Participating in the creation of national and international norms and agreements.

  • Resolving legal issues arising from relationships that involve foreign elements.

  • Understanding the principles underlying international legal systems.

  • Organizing and systematizing data and facts applicable to professional legal practice.

You will be prepared to address complex legal challenges and participate in international legal processes, including legislative drafting and the application of private international law.

Curriculum

General Cycle

  • Introduction to Private International Law

  • The Question of Sources in Private International Law

  • The Law of Treaties

  • Issues in International Jurisdiction

  • Issues in Applicable Law

  • International Cooperation in Procedural Matters

Specialized Cycle

  • Private International Law of Persons

  • Private International Law of Family

  • Protection of Children and Adolescents

  • Private International Law of Contracts

  • Private International Law of Non-Contractual Liability

  • Private International Law of International Business

  • Private International Law of Property

  • International Administrative and Tax Law

  • Private International Law of Affected Property and Wealth Transfer

  • Alternative Dispute Resolution in International Conflicts

  • International Criminal Law

  • Final Work Workshop

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