By the end of this course, students will be able to understand various types of legal texts of the American legal system.

The aim of this course is for students to practice and develop the reading comprehension skills necessary to understand legal texts and documents in English, through readings and both written and oral exercises targeted at identifying sources of law and building up a basic legal vocabulary. This will enable students to consult and include international law sources into their legal studies, particularly in the field of private law. Note: This course was registered in English and it is taught in English.

This course aims to analyze the main elements, characteristic, and consequences of agreements used in international trade and their application to specific cases.

This course aims to analyze the main elements, characteristic, and consequences of agreements used in international trade and their application to specific cases

This course aims to study in depth the main elements of Consular Law, and describe and analyze the different national and international legal mechanisms applicable to Consular Law.

This course aims to analyze new laws, biddings, and conflict of interests as related to insolvency, through the legal principles and texts and applicable antecedents in the jurisprudence. 

By the end of this course, students will get acquainted with, distinguish, and apply the different procedures established in civil procedural law. They will also be able to differentiate the acts consituting the procedures and adequate proceedings for each lawsuit.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to analyze Mexican Electoral Law from a multidisciplinary approach. By using concepts of Law and Political Science, the principles, actors, remedies and defense actions will be described in order to comprehend Mexican Electoral Law in a comprehensive manner, starting from its conception and purpose in the Mexican political system and the raison d´être of the institutional machinery that makes it possible and its protection mechanisms.

By the end of this course, students will understand the legal framework corresponding to intellectual and industrial property issues. They will be able to identify the necessary requirements and procedural formalities for the protection of works.

Students will develop and submit the written document containing the preliminary concept document (draft) that will allow them to carry out the final LDE Evaluation Project.