Bachelor in Derecho E Igualdad Y Genero

Law programmes train students in legal reasoning, the interpretation of statutes and case law, and the principles governing civil, criminal, administrative, and constitutional matters. Graduates enter legal practice, the judiciary, public administration, corporate legal departments, and academic research. Gender and equality studies examine how legal and social systems reproduce or challenge gender-based inequalities. Students typically study feminist legal theory, anti-discrimination law, gender policy, and the sociology of gender, preparing for careers in equality bodies, legal advocacy, policy analysis, and research. The bachelor's degree in Derecho E Igualdad Y Genero brings both disciplines together in a programme lasting approximately 5.5 years, delivered in Spanish. It is offered by Rey Juan Carlos University at its Madrid campus.