Law Program
In this career we train lawyers who are experts in legal techniques, with a deep ethical sense, who always seek justice, meeting the requirements of those they represent, with a view to the common good.
Our teaching model develops key skills, such as legal reasoning, oral and written expression, integrity and ethical criteria, which are indispensable to perform the profession with excellence.
RVOE
SEP 86809 dated 13-Aug-1986, 2018 plan, school mode, Guadalajara campus.
ENTRY PROFILE
A law degree is for you if you have the following characteristics:
- Interest in current social, political and economic problems.
- Vocation to improve society.
- Leadership and inclination for legal knowledge.
- Taste and facility to express ideas in written form and to speak in public.
- Human quality in dealing with other people.
GRADUATE PROFILE
A graduate of the UP Guadalajara Law School is capable of:
- Analyse and understand legal and social problems in any context.
- To raise and resolve conflicts in a prudent and timely manner.
- Know, interpret and apply national and international legislation.
- Exercise their profession with a human and ethical sense.
- Putting research, argumentation and writing skills into practice.
- Contribute their knowledge to current national and international research and discussions.
- Law Society and State
- Introduction to Civil and Personal Law
- Fundamentals of Legal Culture
- Legal Expression
- Legal Logic
- Introduction to the Study of Law
- Roman Law
- History of Culture
- Political Theory
- Family Law
- Assets and Property
- Legal Argumentation
- Introduction to Criminal Law
- History of Legal Culture
- Institutions of Roman Law
- Person and Society
- Constitutional Theory
- Obligations I
- Justice and Human Rights
- Economy
- Theory of Crime
- History of Mexican Law
- General Theory of Process
- Ethics
- Mexican Constitutional Law
- Obligations II
- Individual labor law
- Administration
- Crimes
- Professional Internship Seminar I
- Civil Procedural Law
- Anthropology I
- Intermediate Block
- Human Rights in Mexico
- Civil Contracts
- Collective Labor Law
- Corporate Law
- Criminal Procedure Law
- Professional Internship Seminar I
- Oral Litigation Techniques
- Theological Anthropology II
- Constitutional Procedural Law
- Successions
- Labor Procedural Law
- Securities and Credit Transactions
- Administrative Law I
- Comparative Law
- Philosophy of Law
- Amparo
- Tax Law I
- Corporate Governance
- Commercial Contracts
- Administrative Law II
- Public International Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Legal Ethics
- Tax Law II
- Legal English
- Banking and Monetary Law
- Administrative Procedural Law
- Private International Law
- International Trade Law
- Seminar on Urban Planning Law
- Seminar on Oral Litigation in Criminal Matters
- Commercial Litigation Seminar
- Seminar on Jurisprudence of the SCJN in the field of human rights
- Seminar on Selected Topics in International Law
- Seminar on Military Law
- Intellectual Property Seminar
- Social Security Seminar
- Seminar on the Law of the Mining Industry
- Seminar on Tax Procedural Law
- Insurance Seminar
- Economics in Legal Thinking Seminar
- Seminar on Feminism and Gender Perspective
- Environmental Law Seminar
- Public Faith Seminar
- Criminalistics Seminar
- Seminar on Contemporary Political Trends
- Seminar on Matrimonial Law - Canon Law
- Seminar on Tort Law
- Seminar on Electoral Law
- Egel Examination Preparation Course Seminar
- Forensic Medicine Seminar
- Legal Research Seminar
- Seminar on New Technologies Law
- Semiotics Seminar
- Introduction to North American Legal System Seminar
- Seminar on Legal Aspects of Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets
- Seminar on Political Communication
- Canon Law Seminar
- Seminar on Public International Law Cases
- Seminar of practical cases in tax matters
- Energy Law Seminar
- Seminar on Natural Law
- Seminar on Amparo Case Studies
- Parliamentary Law Seminar
- Seminar on International Human Rights Argumentation
- Seminar on Financial System Business Corporations
- Business Cases Seminar
- Antitrust Law Seminar
- Seminar on Agrarian Law
- Customs Law Seminar
- Seminar on the Right to Transparency, Public Information and Protection of Personal Data of the State of Jalisco
"Studying at UP is a privilege, both for the academic level and the high standards of its professors, as well as for the values it instils. The unforgettable memories of friendship and excellent professional relationships are some of the other benefits I gained from studying at this university, on the Mexico City and Guadalajara campuses.
Elías Estrada, class 93, Guadalajara campus.
"Demonstrating how to be a successful professional and a person of integrity was what the law school taught me, because lawyers live by our prestige. UP offers human and professional resources to shape us into more well-rounded individuals and citizens who seek to improve the community.
Antonio Gloria, class of 2006, Guadalajara campus.
"Knowing that law can be practised on many fronts - as an applicant lawyer, the judiciary, academia, corporate, research - was a lesson from UP; no matter how we do it, committed students have something to contribute to our society, acting ethically and seeking the good of others.
Eduardo Moel, class 93, Guadalajar campus
"I received an excellent professional and human education here. The UP provides an environment where not only information is received, but also training; the professors are vocationally committed to ensuring that students are quality professionals who are aware of their contribution to social service and the common good.
Gabriela García, class of 2016, Guadalajara campus.
"I studied law several decades ago. Without realising it, the UP gave me a stamp that has stayed with me and that now, as a teacher, I try to pass on to my students: permanent professional self-demand, accompanied by a constant search for personal improvement in order to contribute something to society that adds up.
Gloria Castro, class 93, Guadalajara campus.
"Studying law at Universidad Panamericana in Guadalajara was one of the best decisions I have made in my life. It has a high prestige due to the level of demand, personal and professional training, its professors and graduates. I highly recommend it.
Francisco de la Torre, class of '95, Guadalajara campus.
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