| Code |
Description |
| A2 |
Students will be able to apply their knowledge and skills in their professional practice or vocation and they will show they have the required expertise through the construction and discussion of arguments and the resolution of problems within the relevant area of study. |
| A3 |
Students will be able to gather and interpret relevant data (normally within their field of study) that will allow them to have a reflection-based considered opinion on important issues of social, scientific and ethical nature. |
| A5 |
Students will acquire the learning skills that are required to pursue further studies with a high degree of independence. |
| B1 |
To know the function of the Law as a regulating system of social relations. |
| B2 |
To know the different manifestations of the Law in their historical development and in their present-day incarnations. |
| B3 |
To be able to use the constitutional principles and values as tools for the interpretation of the law and to acquire the skills to argue in juridical terms. |
| B4 |
To be able to identify juridical problems and to suggest solutions from an interdisciplinary perspective. |
| C43 |
CE51 – To know the concept of criminal Law, the criteria for the temporal and spatial application of criminal norms, the General Theory of crime and the juridical consequences of crime. |
| C44 |
CE52 – To be able to interpret and apply the norms of criminal Law, focusing especially on the development of Spanish criminal doctrine from a comparative perspective. |
| D1 |
Analysis and synthesis skills for the development and defense of arguments, as well as skills for organizing, planning and using time in pressure situations. |
| D5 |
To be able to solve problems and interpret data from reality with their associated meanings, and to establish links with the different branches of the juridical order. |
