Bachelor's Degree in Criminology + Bachelor's Degree in Law

Study guides

Timetables

Consulta de horarios

 

Exámenes

 

Programación exàmenes

 

Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Final Project
1st year	66	6
2nd year	24	48
3rd year	12	63
4th year	6	66
5th year		48	18
6th year				24
TOTAL	108	231	18	24

Period of study

Six-monthly

Part-time or full-time

Full-time dedication

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
1st semester Theory of Law Constitutional Organisation of the State Criminological Language Roman Law Introduction to Criminology Data Sources in Criminology 2nd semester Introduction to Economics Civil Law I History of Law and Institutions Constitutional Law I Foundations of Criminal Psychology Scientific Research in Criminology	Annual Criminological Theories 1st semester Quantitative Research Methods in Criminology Civil Law II Constitutional Law II General Sociology Criminal Law I 2nd semester Social Psychology Pedagogy Data Analysis Civil Law III  Criminal Law II
3rd year	4th year
1st semester Police and Security Juvenile Delinquency Qualitative Research Methods in Criminology Crime Prevention Criminal Law III Administrative Law I 2nd semester Social Structure Intervention Programmes Commercial Law I Civil Law IV Administrative Law II Penology	1st semester Prison Law Finance and Taxation Law I Procedural Law I Public International Law Administrative Law III Commercial Law II 2nd semester Victimology Delinquency and Drugs Geographical Crime Analysis Finance and Taxation Law II Procedural Law II
5th year	6th year
1st semester White-Collar Crime Employment and Social Security Law I Private International Law 2nd semester Criminal Justice Policy Domestic and Gender Violence Employment and Social Security Law II European Union Law	Bachelor's Degree Final Project in Law Bachelor's Degree Final Project in Criminology

Optional subjects

5th year All subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise specified.

Work Placement / 12 cr. Work Placement / 12 cr. (*) Placement in Court Offices / 3 cr. International and Inter-Regional Aspects of the Law on Persons, Families and Estate Bioethics Autonomous Communities, Local Authorities and European Union International Cooperation for Development Francoist Dictatorship and Transition to Democracy Family Law Social Security Law Insurance Law Citizenship and Non-Citizenship Law Inheritance Law International Trade Law Consumer Protection Law Environmental Law Law for Minors Market Law Law of Regulated Sectors: Telecommunications and Energy Transport Law European Internal Market Law (free circulation) Global Law: Foundations and Principles Animal Welfare Law Law and Religions Law and Technology Local Law Maritime Law Criminal Law on Risk and Technology Crime Economic and Business Criminal Law European Private Law Procedural Labour Law Planning Law  Fundamental Rights  Law and Technology in Labour Relations  The Case Method: Roman Case Law

Criminal Trials Funding for Regional Public Entities Business Taxation International Taxation Gender and Criminology (*) Gender and Law Management of Civil Disputes History of Legal Cultures History of Law and Institutions of Catalonia  Image Rights in Films Institutionalisation of the International System Catalan Political Institutions Introduction to Political Science Crimes against Humanity and Human Rights (*) Introduction to the Analysis of Accounting Statements Public Participation in the Institutions of the European Union Income Tax, Inheritance Tax and Donations Peace Maintenance and European Defence Policies Multiculturality and Religious Freedom Comparative Penology (*) Occupational Risk Prevention Civil Service Criminal Law Legal Regime of Industrial Relations in Public Administrations Civil Responsibility Moot Court Compared Constitutional Systems in the European Union Contemporary Law Systems Sociology of Law Theory of the State Legal Guardianship and Family Processes Legal Guardianship and Alternative Solutions to Conflicts

(*) You must enrol in 12 credits in the 1st semester and 6 credits in the 2nd semester of the optional subjects offered in the degree in Criminology.