Final degree projects

The Bachelor’s degree Final Project (TFG) and the Master’s degree Final Project (TFM) are compulsory courses that represent the culmination of each degree program. These projects allow students to demonstrate, in an integrated way, the knowledge, competencies, and skills acquired throughout their academic path.

At the UAB Faculty of Law, the TFG and TFM play a fundamental role as spaces for research, critical reflection, and practical application of law, criminology, labour relations, or any related discipline. Their development takes place under the supervision of a professor, who guides and supports the student throughout the entire process.

The projects may have a theoretical, practical, or mixed nature, and can be linked to research projects, legal clinics, external internships, or interdisciplinary studies. Their public defence before an academic committee ensures the quality and transparency of the evaluation process.

Through the TFG and TFM, students not only gain experience in research and in the rigorous analysis of legal and social issues, but also develop cross-disciplinary skills such as argumentation, academic communication, and independent work management.