Law Studies in the Historical Centre in Brazil 2021

Law school graduates and lawyers routinely apply an LL.M. to gain expertise in a specialized area of law, such as tax law or international law, or to move from one practice area into another. A Master of Arts or Master of Science degree is a graduate-level course of study that typically requires more rigorous and focused work than an undergraduate degree. Students may pursue this education to deep… Read More

Law school graduates and lawyers routinely apply an LL.M. to gain expertise in a specialized area of law, such as tax law or international law, or to move from one practice area into another.

A Master of Arts or Master of Science degree is a graduate-level course of study that typically requires more rigorous and focused work than an undergraduate degree. Students may pursue this education to deepen their understanding of topics learned in undergraduate school or to train for a specific career field.

Brazil is currently among the 20 best performing countries in terms of the economy due to their outstanding results-oriented higher education learning. There is no much language barrier since most of the courses are offered in Portuguese language. Brazil has 50 public and 80 private universities

Masters of Laws (LLM) in the Historical Centre in Brazil

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Postgraduate Law Program (PPGD)

Historical Centre, Brazil

The Postgraduate Law Program (PPGD) began its trajectory in 2013, with the approval of the Master's Degree in Law - concentration area “law and society” - which, reaching grad ... +

The Postgraduate Law Program (PPGD) began its trajectory in 2013, with the approval of the Master's Degree in Law - concentration area “law and society” - which, reaching grade 4, can plead with CAPES the offer of the Doctorate. On June 6, 2019, the new course proposal was approved. Thus, the Postgraduate Program in Law was consolidated, having as fundamental for research the following questions: a) the positivization of Law and its fulfillment by society; b) the observation of social changes and the perception of how they influence and modify the Law; c) the distance between the positive text and the Brazilian social reality. -