Available at the Business & Economic School

A UM Business Management and Administration (BA) undergraduate student is an insightful entrepreneur that has acquired a broad and advanced understanding of the business world. Students in this degree will develop the knowledge necessary to manage all different areas of a company, due to their coherent, solid management skills. 

 OBJECTIVES 

With this degree, the student’s passions, talents and skills will be identified and therefore strengthened to develop their capacity and depth. This will therefore mold an incisive, innovative leader that will be able to solve problems and make decisions in a critical and creative fashion. 

 COURSE CURRICULUM 

The curriculum is a credit system that is composed of a core set of courses and elective ones, which students may take from any of our departments. This also includes courses from our partner international universities. 

With the elective courses BA students can also learn and specialize in their different fields of interest, such as: music, agribusiness, technology, design, fashion, sports, and gastronomy, along with many others. 

DOUBLE DEGREE 

A standard BA degree consists of 8 academic semesters, if a student wishes to combine his BA degree with another one offered by the UM such as, Public Accounting, Economics or International Business, the student can graduate with a double degree after 10 academic semesters. 

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

A BA student must accomplish four professional internships to be able to graduate and receive the degree. He/she must also obtain a sufficient average between the note of the final examination and the final note of each course taken. 

DIPLOMA OPTIONS 

BA undergraduate students have the option to also receive a Diploma by doing a concentration on their elective courses. Students may pursue three different diplomas: Diploma in Marketing, Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Diploma in Finance. 

Available at the Business & Economic School

An International Business (IB) graduate from the University of Montevideo is an interdisciplinary professional who has acquired global understanding of the Business World along with its context. You will acquire knowledge in areas such as: Foreign Trade and Logistics, Global Marketing and Strategy, and International Business Finance 

OBJECTIVES 

IB students will be able to understand the landscape of business in Uruguay and abroad. A newly acquired knowledge of Foreign Trade and Logistics, Global Marketing and Strategy, International Business Finance alongside other courses such as Contemporary History, Cultural Studies, and Political Thought, will broadens students’ understanding of world affairs. IB students will gain a solid grasp of another language, an expanding vision of the contemporary world, and a strong base in international business systems.   

COURSE OVERVIEW 

Length: 8 semesters 

Total Credits: 322 

The first year within the Business & Economic School is a core curriculum for the four different degrees which include Business and Management, Economics, and Accountancy courses. Thereafter, the courses are specific to the degree with an international focus and a practical approach. 

During the sixth semester all of the courses in this degree are taught in English and therefore Uruguayan students perfect their second language. They also interact with international students that are doing a semester exchange at the UM, and with professors that have international experiences. 

One of the main factors that the IB degree has (and the other four do not) is the mandatory semester abroad with one of our partner universities in the seventh semester.  

Also, in their last semester students must develop an entrepreneurship project with a global scope in which they apply what they have learned, and the skills they have acquired. In this final project students have the chance to demonstrate their leadership and negotiation skills, their ability to implement ideas and to make critical decisions.   

INTERNSHIPS 

Students must fulfill a certain amount of internships and collect different work experiences. Therefore the UM offers national and international Internships in different environments such as Industry and Commerce, Travel and Tourism, International Marketing and Private Banking, among others. 

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

It is required that students obtain 322 credits, 282 of which are in academic courses where they must obtain a final grade of 6 or higher in a scale of 12. And the remaining 40 credits are obtained through their internships. 

DIPLOMA OPTIONS 

IB students have the opportunity to focus on their elective courses in a specific area and thus obtain one of these three diplomas along with their degree when they graduate: Diploma in Marketing, Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Diploma in Finance. 

Available at the Business & Economic School

An Economics graduate from the Universidad de Montevideo is a professional that is able to interpret basic market trends, shifts in national finance, and the changes in the global economy. He or she also acquires specialized research skills with the support of full-time faculty members. The academic proposal is challenging, internationally focused, and current, which helps students continue their studies in top graduate schools worldwide. 

RESEARCH 

The Business & Economic School has a Center for Research in Applied Economics, which is composed of a prestigious group of full-time professors as well as students that perform collaborative research. The fields of study and research include: macro and microeconomics, health, environment, family, education and poverty. 

OBJECTIVES 

The UM strives to offer the students within the Economics degree the necessary tools in order to make critical decisions within a business, and proper recommendations in a political economy. 

ECONOMICS UM GRADUATE STUDENT PROFILE 

An Economics graduate from the UM is a highly trained professional who has boldly developed both work and study skills which has therefore prepared him/her to perform well in a business or financial environment, in research and/or teaching. 

Employment may be included within the following areas: 

- Private Sector: Acts as a dependence factor or an external advisor in different business areas (commercial, financial, and administrative activities) 

- Research centers: independent or linked to professional/union-based associations 

- State-dependent organizations: executive officials, researchers or economic analysts 

INTERNSHIPS 

The Department of Internships and Career Opportunities supports students and acts as a bridge between academic training and the professional world. The course curriculum for an undergraduate in Economics includes four internships in different businesses, which provide the students with a closer approach to the labor market.   

COURSE CURRICULUM 

The Economics degree is based on a credit system with certain required subjects that are divided into four areas: general, specific, electives and internships. For those students who wish to can obtain a double degree (Business and Public Accounting, or Business and Economics) at the end of 10 semesters. A student may also focus on his or hers elective courses and obtain a diploma in Finances or the Diploma in Marketing. 

EVALUATION 

Each course within the degree is evaluated differently, and each course itself has different methods of evaluation. Most share similar activities such as: class quizzes, oral presentations, team projects, and of course they all have midterms and final exams. 

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

In order to be awarded the undergraduate Economics degree, the student must have completed the four internships and must have passed all of their classes with a grade higher or equal to 6, out of 12 (this is done by averaging the course grade with the grade obtained in the final exam). 

DIPLOMA OPTIONS 

Students studying to obtain the economics degree at the UM have the possibility to concentrate on one of their elective courses and therefore acquire a Diploma in Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, or in Finance. 

Available at the Business & Economic School

A UM Public Accountant is a professional with excellent training in the fields of accounting, auditing, taxes and finance. Throughout the career he or she acquires the necessary IT skills, pivotal in their upcoming professional career. They also gain the knowledge to be able to make critical decisions, thus achieving their objectives and are then able to help improve management and maximize the economic resources within a business. 

OBJECTIVES 

A UM Public Accountant is a dynamic and risk-taking professional. 

The UM seeks to train professionals to be proactive and determined, who are able to face challenges and adapt to constant changes in the business world. The university also aims to stimulate students to be able to start an academic and research-based career. 

STUDENT PROFILE 

The solid academic training the graduates receive, both theoretical and practical, makes them eligible to work as an independent consultant or to work inside an organization. 

Public Accountants, if working independently, could be responsible for preparing and analyzing accounting information, advising on labor and tax related topics, elaborating and presenting investment projects or implementing information systems. As an external auditor the Accountant, make critical comments on the financial section of a company. 

If Public Accountants work within a company, they must be prepared to perform managerial tasks in accounting or finance and they control areas such as financial information, costs, control systems and taxes. They mainly would be in control of the monetary resources and the relationship with financial entities, planning and drafting the financial activities of the organization and their investment decisions. 

INTERNSHIPS 

The work experience they must do throughout the degree will allow students to better develop social skills in the work environment and choose the area of specialization confidently when beginning their professional life. 

COURSE CURRICULUM 

Length: 8 semesters 

Total Credits: 339.5 

The curriculum is based on a credit system, which is composed of required and elective courses, these may be taken in any of our departments, including international partner universities. 

EVALUATION 

The students are evaluated in different ways to further deepen their skills. In some courses, they receive individual evaluation, through both written and oral exams. Whereas, in others, they are evaluated in group projects in order to encourage teamwork. They will also have to analyze case studies in order to strengthen their critical analysis skills. 

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

In order to receive the undergraduate Public Accounting degree, the student must have completed four required internships, and obtained a satisfactory final grade in each course. 

DIPLOMA OPTIONS 

Public Accounting students have the opportunity to focus on their elective courses and thus obtain one of the following three diplomas when they graduate: Diploma in Marketing, Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Diploma in Finance. 

A UM Data Science for Business graduate is a business professional with training in the analysis of large volumes of data through the combination of strong mathematical, statistical, technological, and managerial skills. Students develop the ability to understand and interpret the vast amount of data companies generate and detect business opportunities that are often missed.

Objectives
The degree aims to turn information into a valuable asset for businesses, enabling more efficient decision-making and tailor-made solutions for clients.

Course overview
Length: 8 semesters

The degree combines management statistics and technology skills that enable the analysis of data and the development of valuable solutions

Career opportunities
A UM Data Science for Business graduate will be able to thrive in any company that has a vast amount of data and wishes to unlock its potential. These companies are banks, e-commerce companies, and companies with digital products or services.

University of London degree programmes
Students with an advanced level of English can simultaneously complete a degree at the University of London. The options they can choose from are Business and Management, Banking and Finance, and Economics and Management. The University of London degree courses are taught at UM, and in four years, the University of London degree is awarded in addition to the UM degree.

The subject content is under the academic responsibility of LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science), one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world.

UM has an examination pass rate above the global average.

As a Civil Engineer at UM, you will be able to design and construct buildings, bridges, hydraulic works, railways, airports environmental treatment systems, etc.

You will also be able to calculate costs and manage and direct projects of various kinds as well as to bring together or lead a team of engineers to tackle complex problems that require teamwork. You will have thorough training in the basic sciences of engineering and management expertise, as well as business administration and commercialization.

You’ll also be able to obtain a Graduate Diploma in Data Science or a Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics, thanks to an agreement between the University of London and the UM School of Engineering. This exclusive programme gives you the possibility to study for two postgraduate diplomas in Uruguay and graduate in London.

Course overview
Length: 10 semesters

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects subdivided into general, specific, elective, and professional practice.

Career opportunities
• Logistics and transport companies
• Medical infrastructure
• Construction site management
• Environmental impact assessment and management
• Technical advisor or independent consultant

As an Industrial Engineering student at UM, you will be able to put together and operate the components of production: information, energy, equipment, materials, and human resources, as well as to design and manage industrial plants, including developing products, processes, and quality management.

You will be able to be a part of or lead a team of engineers to tackle complex problems that require teamwork. You will have thorough training in the basic sciences of engineering and management expertise, as well as business administration and commercialization. You will be able to specialize in areas such as mechanics, electrical power, company or industry production, electronics, robotics, or chemistry.

You’ll also be able to obtain a Graduate Diploma in Data Science or a Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics, thanks to an agreement between the University of London and the UM School of Engineering. This exclusive programme gives you the possibility to study for two postgraduate diplomas in Uruguay and graduate in London.

Course overview
Length: 10 semesters

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects, subdivided into general, specific, elective, and professional practice.

Career opportunities
• Engineering offices for customer advice, quality, product development, or industrial processes
• Engineering advisory role
• Management of industrial companies
• Design and operation of electrical equipment and installations, automation, robots etc.

As a Computer Engineer at UM, you will be able to design, build and support computer systems. You will learn different programming languages and models. You’ll be able to lead teams, plan projects, and evaluate resources.

You’ll also be able to obtain a Graduate Diploma in Data Science or a Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics, thanks to an agreement between the University of London and the UM School of Engineering. This exclusive programme gives you the possibility to study for two postgraduate diplomas in Uruguay and graduate in London.

Course overview
Length: 10 semesters

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects which are subdivided into: general, specific, elective and professional practice.

Technical areas:
• Programming
• Software engineering
• Business management
• Software assessment
• Systems control

Career opportunities
• System software development
• Management and overseeing of computer systems
• Freelance engineering consultancy
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT) management
• Planning, design and administration of information networks within organisations

If you want to design, build, and maintain computer systems, as well as rapidly increase your employability, a degree in Computer Science is for you.

You will learn different programming languages and models, and you will be taught the business requirements of this industry. You will learn how to lead a team and be able to plan your own projects.

Additionally, you will be able to obtain a Graduate Diploma in Data Science or a Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics, thanks to an agreement between the University of London and the UM School of Engineering. This exclusive programme gives you the possibility to study for two postgraduate diplomas in Uruguay and graduate in London.

Course overview
Length: 8 semesters

You will also receive an associate degree after 3 years as a computer science analyst.

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects that are subdivided into general, specific, elective, and professional practice.

Technical areas:
• Programming
• Software engineering
• Business management

In addition, classes are held at night in the new UM building in the LATU Technology Park.

The course director is Cristina Mayr.

Career opportunities
• System software development
• Freelance engineering consultancy
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT) management
• Planning, design, and administration of information networks within organizations

Specialized courses
You will be able to complement your degree in Computer Science with two specialized courses in fields that are in high demand in the labor market.

DEGREE IN CYBERSECURITY
This course will give you the ability to identify, assess and mitigate cybersecurity risks, as well as implement solutions.

DEGREE IN DATA SCIENCE
You will be able to make better decisions based on data analysis. You will learn the tools for analyzing and modeling information in frequently changing environments. You will also be able to implement business analytics solutions.

Telematic Engineering is a modern branch of engineering that focuses on the application of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).

As a telematics engineer at UM, you will learn different programming languages, how to develop

and programme electronic systems for industrial regulation/monitoring/control, robotics or home

automation and you will understand the different mechanisms of wired or wireless networks.

You will be able to develop software or electronic equipment, as well as map out, install and telecommunication systems

You will be able to be a part of interdisciplinary teams, even lead them, contributing your own viewpoint and ability to innovate. You will be able to plan projects and size necessary resources, and you will have a solid base of scientific understanding and extensive knowledge of business and project management.

You’ll also be able to obtain a Graduate diploma in Data Science or a Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics, thanks to an agreement between the University of London and the UM School of Engineering. This exclusive programme gives you the possibility to study for two postgraduate diplomas in Uruguay and graduate in London.

Course overview
Length: 10 semesters

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects which are subdivided into: general, specific, elective and professional practice.

Career opportunities
• Software developers and developers of new telematic, computer or electronic products
• Planning, design and management of networks and information system within organisations
• Roles in telephony, mobile telephony and television
• Data transmission, internet and radiocommunications
• Development of telematic services for e-commerce, financial and industrial operations or remote work
• Participation in the sales process of technology supplier companies
• Freelance technical consultancy
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT) management

As a UM Humanities graduate, you will understand current affairs as part of a wider historical context. You will also have a set of critical thinking skills that will allow you to generate solid opinions with philosophical foundations. Upon graduating, you will have a broad scientific and methodological base and a deep knowledge of culture and heritage, with special attention to individual permanent values.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities is an excellent option for those interested in pursuing courses in History, Philosophy, and other branches associated with the cultural sphere.

Student profile
A student taking a Humanities degree at UM has an extensive view of reality and is aware of the challenge of humanities in our changing world. The humanities students' commitment to the search for truth and their analytic skillset allows them to get involved in educational, research, and organizational spheres, the three main profiles of our graduates.

Educational profile

Ability to:
· Work as a teacher in a specific humanities field
· Co-ordinate or participate in pedagogical management of educational institutions at any level of formal education

Research profile

Ability to:
· Compare, present, and discuss a topic in order to find the truth
· Demonstrate skills in the conceptual, methodological, and bibliographical realm concerning the level of undergraduate research

Organisational profile

Ability to:
· Guide the strategic development of organizations (companies, NGOs, foundations) in relation to the student’s degree focus
· Contribute to the design and improvement of processes based on logically structured thinking
· Provide precision in the identification and solution of problems specific to each organization

Course overview

Length:
The Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities is a 4-year course. Depending on the number of elective courses you take in your specific focus and the arrangement of the elective courses offered during each semester, the total length of the course can change.

The degree is organized into two stages, each consisting of 4 semesters: the general stage and the stage of your specialization. The general stage aims at an all-round and novel university-level education through subjects related to the fields of philosophy, history, art, and literature. At the end of this stage, the students obtains an intermediate certificate from UM, the diploma in Art and Culture. In the stage of your specific specialization, students can choose between Philosophy and History.

The curriculum is based on a credit system consisting of compulsory subjects which are subdivided into: general, specific, elective and professional practice.

The Bachelor's Degree in Translation and Interpretation provides training to students in the principal areas of translation and interpreting in English and in Spanish. It offers three specializations: Public Translator, Technical-Scientific Translator and Literary Translator.

Course Overview

This undergraduate degree is completed in four years, with a common cycle and three options for professional specialization: public translator, techno-scientific translator, and literary translator. 

The study plan can be found adapted to the present demands of the labor market. Beyond traditional formation, you will gain an skills in the areas of technology related to translation: audiovisual translation, translation of media, advertisement translation, and conference interpretation. You will also have the opportunity to study abroad, which will differentiate you in the international job market.  

Diploma Options

Public translator: You will learn to translate documents that can be entrusted by a public audience. For this, the degree promotes a strong formation in linguistic and legal competencies to enable you to translate anything from the diverse variety of official documents one might encounter.  

Techno-scientific translator: You will be trained to translate to a high level of fluidity and command of scientific language, including material related to exact and biological sciences and technical information (engineering, ICT, architecture, and similar disciplines). 

Literary translator: Offers the unique opportunity to combine a formation in language and translation skills with cultural and literary studies. This profile adapts to the contemporary needs of different companies, organizations, and academic institutions for literary text translation. 

This program offers three different degrees: 

Secondary Teacher Education Certificate in Mathematics 

Secondary Teacher Education Certificate in History 

Secondary Teacher Education Certificate in Philosophy 

STUDENT PROFILE 

A degree from this program will equip you with the professional tools needed to help education and culture unlock potential and a better quality of life in this country. You will become a hard-working, enthusiastic, committed, proactive professional educator, confident in the importance of your work.  

OBJECTIVES 

Degrees in the Faculty of Humanities and Education fulfill the requirements of the Plan National de Formación Docente de ANEP (‘National Plan for the Formation of Teachers’) as well as providing a modern education to teachers and professors at university level.  

COURSE CURRICULUM 

The expected duration of the degree is four years (eight semesters).

The course structure of this degree is based on a credits system with modules in general, specific, elective, and professional practice. The teaching practicals are part of the degree, to that upon graduating individuals can directly enter work in public or private education centers.  

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

We offer scholarships of up to 80% of total fees in education degrees. The scholarship is awarded for the entirety of the degree, as long as an average grade of 8 is maintained.  

DIPLOMA OPTIONS 

You can dedicate an additional year to a specialization in English Language and Intercultural Bilingual Education.  

The Faculty of Humanities and Education offers students of the degree the possibility to take elective courses in English to prepare for postgraduate studies. Graduates can also apply to the Masters in English Language and Intercultural Bilingual Education (MELBE). 

The Degree in Law offers a combination of traditional legal courses/subjects with practical and topical subject areas. The degree lasts 5 years and it is divided into 10 academic semesters. Each year contains two semesters: the first from March until June and the second from August to November.

Course overview
Length: 10 semesters

The Degree in Law combines traditional legal subjects with practical and topical subjects. It lasts five years and is divided into 10 academic semesters. Each year contains two semesters: the first from March until June and the second from August to November.

FIRST YEAR
• Fundamentals of Law
• Constitutional Law I and II
• Roman Law
• Law of Persons and Property
• Introduction to Procedural Law
• International Public Law
• Written Production
• Legal Argumentation
• Law of New Technologies
• Anthropology

SECOND YEAR
• Law of Obligations
• Criminal Law I
• Integration Law
• Law of Civil Liability
• Principles of Commercial Law
• Procedural Law I
• Human Rights Law
• Law, People and Organisations
• Introduction to the US Legal System
• Legal Writing & Analysis
• History of Ideas
• Sociology
• Theology

THIRD YEAR
• Contract Law I and II
• Company Law
• Procedural Law II
• Family Law and Marital Partnership
• Criminal Law II
• Bankruptcy Law
• Administrative Law I
• Applied Economics
• Oral Proceedings and Procedural Strategy
• Contract Law I
• Contract Law II

FOURTH YEAR
• Law of Succession
• Securities Law
• Labour Law I and II
• Administrative Law II
• International Trade Law
• Financial Law I
• Portuguese Law I and II
• Commercial Law I
• Commercial Law II
• Philosophy of Law
• Ethics

FIFTH YEAR
• Private International Law
• Financial Law II
• Social Security Law
• Legal Clinic I and II
• Practicum I
• Practicum II - Litigation in the Hearing Process
• Practicum II - Forensic Technique
• Practicum II - Elective Subjects*.
• Economic Analysis of Law
• Raising Capital in the World Financial Markets
• Corporations
• Legal Ethics

*Some of our elective subjects are Legal Tech, Contract Drafting, M&A Mergers & Acquisitions, Applied Corporate Law, Applied Employment Law, and Environmental Law, among others.

The US Law Program
The US Law Program is the only one of its kind available in Uruguay and one of the very few in South America that offers a solid understanding of Anglo-Saxon law and the differences between the two major legal systems in the world: Common Law and European Continental Law. With this course, you will be able to work in multinational companies or international organisations, and in Uruguayan law firms that are in permanent contact with foreign clients and lawyers.

Student Profile

With a Public Notary degree from the UM, you will develop as a professional with a solid understanding, confidence in your decisions, and with a legal criterion synchronized with our current times. You will be capable of correctly assessing your clients, interpreting and shaping your efforts to the corresponding legal business. The education you will receive will enable you to make impartial judgements and maintain a criterion of fairness in the protection of all parties’ interests. 

Course Overview

The expected duration of the degree in 5 years (10 semesters) 

Alongside technical tools, the University will teach you fundamental humanistic principles in Ethical and Deontological law, essential to the development of a Notary.  Being vested by the State with Public Faith, your statements will be considered a true reflection of reality, a responsibility that every Notary must honor.

Career Opportunities

Once certified to practice this profession, you can choose to work independently or incorporate into Judicial Power as an Actuary and become an essential collaborator with the Judge.  

The School of Communications offers a BA in Communications with minors in Journalism, Film Studies, Corporate Communications, Marketing & Advertising, and Public Opinion and Research.

OBJECTIVES

The UM seeks to train professionals to be proactive and determined, who are able to face challenges and adapt to constant changes in the business world, whether it is in the TV scene, in Journalism, in the Advertising & Marketing industries, in Corporate Communications or Public Opinion and Research.

STUDENT PROFILE

The solid academic training the graduates receive, both theoretical and practical, makes them eligible to work as an independent consultant or to work inside an organization. Some graduates from the School of Communication work as Communications Director, Communications Manager, Media Planner, Publicist, Political Communications Expert, Communication for Development expert, Copy Writer, PR Specialist, Internal Communications Specialist, or as a leader in the movie-making scene, as a Scriptwriter, Movie Producer, Editor, among other key positions.

INTERNSHIPS

The work experience students must do throughout the degree will allow them to better develop social skills in the work environment and choose the area of specialization confidently when beginning their professional life. Two mandatory internships are required to fulfill the degree’s requirements.

COURSE CURRICULUM

Length: 8 semesters
Total Credits: 321
Final Project or Thesis required

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

In order to receive a BA in Communications, the student must complete two required internships, obtain a satisfactory final grade in each course, and submit a final project or thesis.

DIPLOMA OPTIONS

Communication students have the opportunity to focus on their elective courses and thus obtain one of the following diplomas when they graduate:
Diploma in Marketing
Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Diploma in Leadership.

Our aim is that a law graduate from UM not only has solid legal knowledge but also is able to tackle complex issues in local and international business and economics. Both in the field of international trade and in the business sphere, having a solid understanding of international business and economics helps our UM students understand the reality they are facing in a global context. In addition, being able to understand all of the branches and implications of the client’s business allows our UM Business & Law students to advise their clients more effectively.

Length:
This diploma is taken in conjunction with the main degree programme. When the student graduates, he or she obtains this diploma. The diploma is not awarded as an associate degree.

Requirements:
To obtain this diploma, in addition to passing the courses at the Faculty of Law, students must obtain 33 and 30 credits (according to their degree programme) by choosing from a list of courses offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics. Credits obtained at FCEE can also be obtained via elective credits at the Faculty of Law.

DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS & LAW
Our aim is for a law graduate from UM not only to have solid legal knowledge but also to be able to tackle complex issues in local and international business and economics. Both in the field of international trade and in the business sphere, having a solid understanding of international business and economics helps our UM students understand the reality they are facing in a global context. In addition, being able to understand all of the branches and implications of the client’s business allows our UM Business & Law students to advise their clients more effectively.

Length:
This diploma is taken in conjunction with the main degree programme. When the student graduates, he or she obtains this diploma. The diploma is not awarded as an associate degree.

Requirements:
To obtain this diploma, in addition to passing the courses at the Faculty of Law, students must obtain 33 and 30 credits (according to their degree programme) by choosing from a list of courses offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics. Credits obtained at FCEE can also be obtained by elective credits at the Faculty of Law.