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.

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

This course aims to analyze the legal framework for environmental law and its impact on companies.

The aim of this course is for students to undertake research on matters concerning Amparo proceedings and apply it to cases still not provided for in the corresponding legislation and which are of general interest and of which every student should be aware.

This course aims to analyze the various constitutional processes provided in the Constitution both for the defense of fundamental rights and for the protection of the Mexican legal system itself.

This course aims to analyze the system of legality in Mexico to understand the legal nature and the main institutions of indirect amparo proceedings in the Mexican legal system.

This course aims to analyze various constitutional processes for the defense of fundamental rights and the Mexican legal system, with a special reference to direct amparo.

This course aims to analyze the various constitutional processes that are provided in the Constitution both for the defense of fundamental rights and for the protection of the Mexican legal system itself.

By the end of this course, students will be able to use and apply alternative dispute resolution methods for the solution of judicial and extra-judicial conflicts.