Since the Master's Degree in Law Practice is offered to meet the training requirements and professional practice that establish the Law of Access, is established as a requirement of acceptance laid down in the Article 2.1.a) of the Royal Decree 775/2011, 3 June, which approves the Regulations of the Law 34/2006, 30th October, on the access to the professions of Lawyer and Solicitor: "Students with a Licenciatura in Law, with an undergraduate in Law and any other university degree equivalent that meets the requirements established in the Article 3 of this Regulation."

According to Article 3 of the Royal Decree 775/2011, 3 June, which approves the Regulations of the Law 34/2006, 30 October, on the access to the professions of Lawyer and Solicitor, said requirements are as follows:

1. The undergraduate university degrees to which the Article 2(a) refers should recognise the acquisition of the following legal competences:

a) To know and understand the elements, structure, resources, interpretation and application of the implementation of the legal order and to interpret the sources and the fundamental legal concepts for each one of the different legal orders.

b) To know and understand the processes and procedures for the resolution of legal conflicts, as well as the legal position of persons in their relations with the Administration and in general, with the public powers.

c) To know how to apply the priority criteria of the sources in order to determine the regulations applicable in each case, and specially the criteria of conformity with the regulations, the principles and the constitutional values.

d) To interpret the legal texts from an interdisciplinary perspective using the legal principles and the values and social, ethical and deontological principles as analysis tools.

e) To declare oneself with a convincing legal argument on a theoretical question related to the different areas of law.

f) To resolve case studies in accordance with the current Positive Law, which implies the prior elaboration of material, the identification of problematic issues, the selection and interpretation of the data of the applicable Positive Law and the argumented statement of subsumption.

g) To handle legal language with skill and accuracy, and the specific terminology of the different branches of law: to write in an orderly and easy to understand way legal documents. To communicate orally and in writing form ideas, argumentations and legal reasonings using the appropriate registers in each context.

h) To use the information technologies and communications for searching and obtaining legal information (legislation databases, jurisprudence, bibliography, etc.) as well as work and communication tools.