Master's Degree in Mediation, Arbitration, Conflict Management in Private Law

The Master’s is addressed to students with a previous training in subjects related to the content of the Master’s, as well as to professionals, especially lawyers and jurists, who wish to expand their legal activity for mediation and/or arbitration. In short, students coming from degrees of legal and economic areas, as well as other areas related to psychology.
The academic record of the degree completed is a priority for accessing to the Master’s, the average mark of the academic record will be used for ordering the candidates. Second, there are additional points for other degrees (two points), other official master’s related to the subject (three points), non-official master’s (up two points) and postgraduate and specialisation courses depending of its length (up two points). Third, professional experience in the areas of the Master’s, successful completion of selection tests in the environment of public function or in selection processes of staff on a competitive basis (up to three points plus the years of activity). Fourth, research merits will be valued, such as publications, scholarships obtained, stays in research and training centres, collaboration in teams and research activities, etc. (up to three points plus the years of activity). Finally, in fifth place, weightings factors will be applied for those who don’t apply for the Master’s as the first option, as well as for those who come from other degrees not related to law or business studies.