The phenomenon of globalization has brought business and law together as complementary activities. It is therefore essential for future professionals to be familiar with the legal and financial peculiarities of the business world.
The International Business Law Program (IBLP), taught entirely in English, has as goal to provide the necessary training in the primary legal aspects that concern the international business environment, with an outstanding academic staff of worldwide prestige.
Discover the subjects you will study
Courses in the International Business Law Program
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Compliance in a globalized world is ever more important to meet the requirements of the legal commands in many fields. |
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This is highly topical and in-demand area where the newest regulation is analyzed as well as the challenges for the business world. |
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Covers the fundamentals of consensual liability. Consideration is given to contract formation, interpretation, performance, breach and remedies. It also provides an overview of different types of contracts. |
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Introduction to transport contracts and payment systems. |
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A comparison of the world's most important corporate structures. |
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Regulation of the principal financial markets, common scenario for international corporations. |
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Introduction to the mechanisms to obtain funding for a corporation, from external sources, as well as taking control of another corporation. |
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With a view to preparing students to work successfully on complex cross-border transactions, this practical course provides an introduction to the substantive role of the international corporate transactional attorney at the heart of negotiating and managing such transactions, which make-up a large portion of the day-to-day work at large Spanish, US and UK law firms. It will provide exposure to practice skills useful for major practice areas (e.g., capital markets, corporate governance, M&A/private equity, credit, project finance, compliance, etc.) and will focus on contracts and other materials encountered in private M&A transactions. |
Coordinator
Patricia Palomino, International Diplomas
ppalomino@unav.es