Bachelor’s Degree in Law + Bachelor’s Degree in Labour Relations

The Bachelor’s Degree in Law + Bachelor’s Degree in Labour Relations at Autonomous University of Barcelona is a great choice if you’re interested in both the legal system and the world of work, organisations, and employment rights. You’ll gain a strong foundation in law while also learning how workplaces function, how labour policies are shaped, and how to manage people and employment relations with confidence.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1 — Legal and social foundations
Your journey begins with the essentials that help you understand how society, law, and institutions connect. You’ll study subjects like Introduction to Law, Constitutional Law, and Sociology, building the legal mindset and social awareness needed for both legal and workplace environments. It’s a strong base that helps you think critically about rules, rights, and responsibilities.

Year 2 — Understanding civil systems and work environments
In the second year, you start exploring how legal frameworks apply to people and organisations. Courses such as Civil Law, Labour Law, and Economics introduce you to private rights, employment regulations, and the economic forces shaping labour markets. You’ll begin linking legal principles with real employment contexts.

Year 3 — Employment relations and legal structures
This year focuses on the relationship between organisations, employees, and the law. You’ll take modules like Employment Law, Administrative Law, and Human Resource Management, learning how public regulation, workplace governance, and people management intersect. Your perspective expands from theory to practical institutional systems.

Year 4 — Corporate, collective, and regulatory expertise
Now your learning becomes more specialised and professionally focused. Subjects such as Commercial Law, Collective Bargaining, and Social Security Law help you understand business regulation, worker representation, and welfare systems. You’ll develop the tools to navigate complex organisational and legal environments.

Year 5 — Professional preparation and integration
In the final year, everything comes together with advanced and applied learning. Through courses like Procedural Law, Occupational Risk Prevention, and the Final Degree Project, you’ll sharpen legal practice skills and workplace policy expertise. This stage prepares you for professional roles or further specialised study with real confidence.

Focus Areas (in a string):

Legal systems, labour law, employment relations, human resource management, public regulation, social security frameworks, organisational governance

Learning Outcomes (in a string):

Strong legal reasoning, workplace policy expertise, employment law application, regulatory compliance skills, analytical problem-solving, negotiation and mediation abilities, professional communication

Professional Alignment (accreditation):

Officially recognised Spanish double degree within the European Higher Education Area, aligned with professional pathways in legal practice, labour relations, human resource management, public administration, and employment consultancy

Reputation (employability rankings):

Graduates benefit from the university’s strong academic reputation, solid employer recognition across Europe, and consistent performance in global university rankings for academic excellence and graduate employability