Master de in international law ll.m.

1. COMMERCIAL LAW

I. International contracts.

II. Bankruptcy law.

III. Banking contracts and international financing. international

methods of payment.

IV. Introduction to international stockmarket Agreements of

negotiable values.

V. International trade law. Joint ventures.

VI. Intellectual property law. Ecommerce law.

VII. Competition law.

VIII. International insurance contracts.

2. COMPANY LAW

I. Corporation law and corporate governance.

II. Company’s directors: duties and liabilities.

III. M & A transactions: mergers and acquisitions.

IV. Listed companies: takeovers.

V. Corporate real estate.

3. INTERNATIONAL TAX LAW

I. Transfer pricing. international tax planning. EU tax law.

II. International double taxation.

III. The OECD and UN model tax treaties.

4. EMPLOYMENT LAW

I. European employment law.

II. Immigration.

III. International hiring.

5. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

I. The international regulatory framework of law. The treaty

legal framework. integration of international rules in the

governmental regulatory framework. Application and

interpretation of international rules.

II. Governmental influence: maritime law. Air space and

transport.

III. Energy law.

IV. Environmental law. International protection.

V. Telecommunications law.

6. RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES: LITIGATION AND ADRs

I. International judicial process and assistance.

Enforcement of foreign judicial procedures.

II. Alternative dispute resolution.

III. International commercial arbitration. Enforcement of

foreign arbitral awards.

IV. Mediation. Conciliation and other ADRS.

7. CRIMINAL LAW

I. Economic, financial and business criminal law.

II. International criminal law: war crimes and crimes against

humanity.

8. INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW

I. International human rights rules referred to families and

family life as well as private international law rules that affect

families.

II. Marriage, separation and divorce, child custody and

adoption.

III. Inheritance law.

9. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

I. Society and international community.

II. Theory of the international relations.

III. International cooperation for development.

IV. International contemporary conflicts.

V. International cooperation: United Nations operating

system.

VI. Foreign politics. International protocol.

VII. Governmental bodies for foreign policy and International

relations. Diplomacy. Consular affairs.

10. FOREIGN TRADE

I. Foreign trade law.

After more than 50 years in the practice of law, our experience has

demonstrated that the new law graduates lack the grounding required in the

Advocacy. ISDE noticed that there was not a big difference between the new

law graduates and those who have complementary studies, since all of them

lack practical education to face the clients and their problems.

Furthermore, it is demonstrated that the students who have an internship in

a law firm after finishing their studies, quickly acquire the minimum necessary

knowledge to face the legal practice.

For these reasons, we asked ourselves why most of the educational systems

were failing when the professors, organization and methods were excellent.

Our conclusion was clear: the formation acquired in a law firm guarantees a

more correct professional preparation.

Consequently, it was necessary to reproduce this natural work system of the

main law firms, improve it and finally to complement it with an internship

period.

The Master in International Law was born with a clear objective: to transmit

a mechanism of legal reasoning and consequently, a preparation in legal

practice in all subjects, with the aim of gradually aspiring to specialization.

The student will also be instructed in international relations and foreign trade,

necessary nowadays with the actual worldwide economic system.