Law degree

COMPETENCES To acquire and understan enough knowledge that allow the students to be original in the development of ideas, particularly within the context of a research study. That the students be able to apply the learning skills acquired during the course and show the capacity to solver problemas in new environments related with the study areas. CB9 To be able to compare the instrumental value of Law to comply with the efficient functioning of the market and the macroeconomic stability. To be able to use new technologies of communication and information sources on the European Union Law. To be able to communicate correctly, written and orally, in two of the official languages of the EU (Spanish-English) the legal knowledge acquired during the studies. To know and show the ability to integrate the rules and specific procedures of the UE law in relation with legal advice to clients and their defense within the domestic and UE jurisdictions. The capacity to expose the functioning of the mechanisisms to adapt the market operators to the supranational regulation. To possess a wide understanding of the relational techniques among the operators and national, supranational institutions responsible of the supervision of EU law. To be able to analyze the usefulness of the different contractual models: civil and commercial within the EU law. To be able to criticized and assess the national practices that impedes the internal application of EU Law. LEARNING RESULTS Extensive knowledge of the EU Contract Law: civil and commercail and the establishing and functioning of companies within EU. the knowledge of the relations and the degree of implementation of the Uniform International Law Instruments, as well as the European ones, in the context of the development of new contract rules within EU. The assmilation of the EU member States practices related to the judicial and arbitral application of The European Principles of Contract Law.

European Commercial law 1. European Corporate Business Law: 1.1 Directives and Regulations; 1.2 European Companies Act; 1.3 Transfer of place of business within EU; 1.4 Cross-Border megers: calendar, participation of workers and internal obstacles. 2. Intellectual Property in the EU. 2.1. EU trademark 2.2 European Patent 3. Commercial Contract Law within EU: COMMERCIAL LAW IN THE EUROPEAN UNION 4. Investment Arbitration in the European Unión The course focuses mainly in two areas: commercial contract law and corporate law. Commercial contract law within EU focuses on the analysis of the general principles, purposes as well as a reflection for the future of the current work within EU on contract law, and particularly on the Common Frame of Reference. Particularly, the scope of application of the Principles of European Contract Law and the complementary instruments on Uniform International Commercial Contract Law are analyzed. General principles of EU commercial contracts are analyzed in detail. Corporate Contract Law within EU focuses on a general overview of the principles of company law and implementation of the same in member states through EU Directives and Regulations, analyzing the goals of attempting to establish harmonized degree of protection to companies themselves, their shareholders and creditors, with particular emphasis on the Regulation governing the European Company (SE). Freedom of establishment, and of movement in the EU: application of these European principles to legal entities and analysis of European case law. Cross-border transactions in Europe: cross-border mergers between entities in different member states and peculiarities of this type of transaction in the event of employee participation in management. A practical approach to the process. Finally, considerations on possibility for the transfer of corporate seats of legal entities between member states.

FORMATIVE ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDY PLAN Lecturers focused on the specific dimension of Commercial Law within EU, with special attention of the market operators. The materials used in each of the sessions are directly related towards the analysis of the real and practical impact of the EU Law in relation to both business companies and contract law. Therefore, it is essential the anlayis of relevant case law. Tutorials (hours). Practice (hours) Self study of the students and other activities (hours) TEACHING METHODOLOGY Lecturers in the classroom wich includes: oral discussions and wall presentations, whree the principal aspects of the course are developed. Mandatory and complementary bibliography is provided to the students. Critical assessment and evaluation of the recommended text to be used during the lecturers. Press articles, reports, text books, scientific articles and books either as to discuss during the class or to amplify and consolidate the knowledge of the subject matter of study. Resolution of practica cases and problems either individually or by a group of students. Exposition and discussion in the class, under the supervision of the professor, of the matters related to the content of the subject, as well as practical cases. Drafting of papers or reports either individually or by a group of students.