Master's degree in public law

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Area

social Sciences

Sub-Discipline

Laws

Universidad de Concepción

University of Concepcion

  • City: Concepcion,
  • Commune: Concepción,
  • Region: Biobío Region
goals

General objective
The Master's Degree in Public Law at the University of Concepción aims to deepen professional training in the defined areas, so that graduates have the specialized knowledge and skills necessary for the practical application of public law in jurisdictional and administrative settings, and especially so that they can support a professional practice in the field of actions and mechanisms for the protection of fundamental rights and the responsibility of the State.

Specific objectives
Specifically, the Master's Degree in Public Law aims to ensure that students:
– Be able to develop complex processes of legal interpretation, in the areas of Public Law, with an adequate handling of the sources, particularly judicial and administrative jurisprudence.
– Be able to carry out a critical analysis of the regulations governing fundamental rights and the administrative activity of the State and its application by and within the State.
– Be able to support an efficient and effective professional practice using the main jurisdictional procedures for the protection of fundamental rights and for challenging the administrative activity of the State.

Applicant Profile

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Graduate profile

Graduates of the Master's Program in Public Law at the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the University of Concepción must understand modern concepts and fundamental categories of Public Law, particularly in the areas of fundamental rights and the administrative activity of the State, as well as the procedural, constitutional, and legal aspects of the main jurisdictional actions for the protection of fundamental rights, and the jurisprudential criteria established in forensic practice. Based on this specialized knowledge, graduates must be able to analyze complex legal situations, demonstrating a proper understanding of the sources, identifying relevant facts and applicable rules and principles; discerning the various possible solutions; and proposing, based on a legal and ethical assessment of these solutions, a reasoned and well-argued conclusion, addressing both substantive aspects and the relevant procedural means.

Lines of investigation

– Fundamental rights
– Administrative activity of the State