Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Public Administration + Bachelor's Degree in Law

Study guides

Study plan information

Table of credits for each course

Credit distribution	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Final Project
1st year	60	6
2nd year	48	21
3rd year		75
4th year	6	63
5th year		51	18
6th year				24
Total	114	216	18	24

Period of study

Six-monthly

Part-time or full-time

Full-time dedication. Part-time dedication can also be considered.

Specialisations

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
Year-long Political Science Fundamentals of Sociology 1st semester Law Theory Constitutional Organisation of the State Roman Law Study Tools 2nd semester Constitutional Law History of Law and Institutions Civil Law I	Year-long Political Economics International Relations 1st semester Criminal Law I Public International Law Constitutional Law II Introduction to Data Analysis 2nd semester Criminal Law II European Union Law Contemporary World and Politics
3rd year	4th year
Year-long Political Thought Spanish Politics 1st semester Criminal Law III Employment and Social Security Law I Civil Law II Public Administration 2nd semester Civil Law III Employment and Social Security Law II Commercial Law I Economic Policy and Public Sector Economics	Year-long Methodology of Political Analysis 1st semester Procedural Law I Commercial Law II Contemporary International System Administrative Law I Comparative Politics I 2nd semester Procedural Law II Civil Law IV Administrative Law II Political Behaviour
5th year	6th year
1st semester Finance Law and Tax Law I Administrative Law III Private International Law International Protection of Human Rights Research Techniques Electoral Analysis 2nd semester Finance Law and Tax Law II Comparative Politics II	1st semester Bachelor's Degree Final Project in Law (12 credits) Bachelor's Degree Final Project in Political Science and Public Administration (12 credits)

Optional subjects

All optional subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise specified.

 

5th year
Political Science and Public Management (you must enrol in a minimum of 18 credits)	Law (you may enrol in a maximum of 6 credits)
Work Placement / 12 credits Public Policy Analysis Foreign Policy Analysis Analysis and Resolution of Conflicts Communication and Public Opinion Demography Spanish Economy International Economy and Trade  Public Finance Local Government Multi-Level Government Interest Groups and Social Movements Negociation of Public Policy Disputes International Organisations Political Parties Catalan Politics Comparative Politics III Spanish Foreign Policy European International Politics European Community Policies Current Issues in International Relations Moot Court Advanced Quantitative Techniques Advanced Qualitative Techniques International Relations Theory Political Theory	Work Placement / 12 credits International and Inter-Regional Aspects of the Law on Persons, Families and Estate Bioethics Autonomous Communities, Local Authorities and European Union International Cooperation for Development Francoist Dictatorship and Transition to Democracy Family Law Social Security Law Insurance Law Citizenship and Non-Citizenship Law Inheritance Law International Trade Law Consumer Protection Law Environmental Law Law on Minors Market Law Law on regulated Sectors: Telecommunications and Energy Transport Law European Internal Market Law (free circulation) Global Law: Foundations and Principles Animal Welfare and Law Law and Religions Law and Technology Local Law Maritime Law Criminal Law on Risk and High-Technology Crime Economic and Business Criminal Law European Private Law Procedural Labour Law Planning Law Fndamental Rights Law and Technology in Labour Relations  The Case Method: Roman Case Law Criminal Cases Funding for Regional Public Entities Business Taxation International Taxation Gender and Law Management of Civil Disputes History of Legal Cultures History of Law and Institutions of Catalonia Law as Depicted in Films Institutionalisation of the International System Catalan Political Institutions Introduction to Political Science Introduction to Criminology Introduction to the Analysis of Accounting Statements Public Participation in the Institutions of the European Union Income Tax, Inheritance Tax and Donations Peace Maintenance and European Defence Policies Multiculturality and Religious Freedom Placement in Court Offices / 3 credits Occupational Risk Prevention Civil Service Criminal Law Civil Responsibility Moot Court Contemporary Law Systems