- Presentation
- Training activities
- What do we research on?
- Research lines
- PhD supervisors
- Admission and registration
- Assessment
- Financial aid and tuition fees
- Quality and indicators
- DOCTORAL THESES
- Programme coordination
| Dr Jordi Jaria i Manzano | jordi.jaria(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat |
- Programme Academic Committee
| Dr Jordi Jaria i Manzano (president) | Dr Esther Guerrero Vizuete (secretary) | |
| Dr Núria Torres Rosell | Dr Eva Zafra Aparici | |
| Dr Susana Borràs Pentinat | Dr Endrius Eliseo Cocciolo | |
| Dr Milenka Villca Pozo | Dr Federico Adán Domènech | |
| Dr Cristina Villó Travé |
- Offer
| Places available | 25 |
- Language
- Catalan
- Spanish
- English
- Introduction and objectives
The URV's official doctoral programme in Law, verified by the Catalan University Quality Assurance Agency (AQU), has trained dozens of doctors in all legal areas.
The fundamental aim is to allow students to obtain the highest university qualification, the doctoral degree, by preparing a thesis on any area of law, and especially on business law and contracting, environmental law, administrative law and criminal justice, in all of which the URV offers an official master's degree.
- Career opportunities
Doctors in Law have better opportunities to access a wide range of jobs because they have proven their ability to identify and competently resolve any type of legal problem.
In addition, several types of public competition for Spanish civil service positions value a doctoral degree as a merit: for example, the doctoral degree is recognised as a merit for the fourth and fifth positions in the selection of Spanish senior judges.
The doctoral degree also demonstrates the knowledge necessary to work in the private and public sector in the following areas: technical and legal advice; mediation, conciliation and arbitration; resolving disputes out of court; and specialised teaching and research in universities and other research centres.