Double Bachelor's Degree : Bachelor of Laws (KCL) + Bachelor Degree in Law (UPF)

At Pompeu Fabra University, learning law is a hands-on experience that goes well beyond classroom lectures. As part of this dual degree, you’ll develop real legal skills by working with case materials, analysing legislation, and understanding how legal systems operate in practice across different countries. The university environment encourages active participation, critical debate, teamwork, and independent research, all supported by modern academic facilities and a professional study setting:

Here’s how practical learning becomes part of your journey:

• Case-based legal training — Many courses are built around real judicial decisions and legal scenarios, helping you practise legal reasoning, argument development, and application of legislation.

• Collaborative academic work — Group discussions, team projects, and structured debates are regularly used to simulate professional legal environments and strengthen teamwork skills.

• Supervised research projects — Guided coursework and the final project allow you to investigate real legal questions, building strong research, analytical, and professional writing abilities.

• Specialised law libraries — Access to extensive legal collections, European and international law materials, research databases, journals, and dedicated quiet study spaces.

• Research-active academic environment — Opportunities to engage with university departments and institutes connected to legal studies, public law, and international legal research.

• Digital learning platforms — Course materials, academic communication, and collaborative work are supported through the university’s virtual learning systems and digital academic tools.

• Professional campus facilities — Well-equipped study areas and collaborative spaces create a focused environment that mirrors professional legal workplaces.

Graduating from this dual law degree puts you in a strong position to build an international legal career. Many students go on to work as International Lawyers, Corporate Legal Advisors, Policy and Regulatory Analysts, or Legal Consultants, using their knowledge of both common law and continental legal systems. Because you’re trained across two countries and legal traditions, employers see you as a versatile professional ready for cross-border legal work:

• Career guidance and employability support — The university’s career services team helps you plan your professional path through mentoring, career workshops, and opportunities to connect with employers and institutions.

• Strong international career pathways — Graduates move into multinational law firms, corporate legal departments, public institutions, and international organisations.

• Professional networks and institutional links — Academic connections with legal institutions and global environments give you exposure to real professional settings and cross-border opportunities.

• Recognised dual-degree value — Holding two official law degrees from respected European and UK universities adds long-term credibility and global recognition to your profile.

• Wide graduation outcomes — Alumni work in legal practice, corporate advisory roles, regulatory bodies, public administration, policy organisations, and international legal services.

Further Academic Progression:
After completing the program, you can continue into specialised master’s degrees in areas such as International Law, European Union Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Human Rights Law, or Global Governance. Your background also supports interdisciplinary postgraduate studies that combine law with business, public policy, or international relations, opening pathways into research, academia, and advanced professional qualifications.