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Students from the UAB’s MUIE carried out an academic visit to Brussels that allowed them to gain first-hand insight into the functioning of the European Union’s institutions and to deepen their understanding of their practical application within the European integration process.

The Faculty of Law at the UAB hosted the 2nd Teaching Innovation Conference, a meeting that brought together faculty members and the university community to reflect on and share experiences in legal education in the context of technological transformation and educational innovation.

The Faculty of Law hosted yesterday the seminar “Homes, Markets, and Rights,” which examined mortgage systems and sustainable housing policies in Europe, the U.S., and Taiwan, with the active participation of students from the Master’s in European Integration.

The teaching evaluation surveys for the first semester of the 2025/26 academic year are now open. Throughout December and January, all students will be able to assess both the performance of the teaching staff and the development of the courses — a key tool for continuously improving teaching quality at the UAB.

UAB and IIJ-UNAM are launching an online workshop to explore the connections between professional ethics in U.S. legal practice and European legal deontology, with the participation of faculty members from the Faculty of Law.

The UAB has launched the “DIGICRIM” project, a pioneering initiative that examines how criminal law can respond to the growing challenge of digital disinformation and its impact on democratic quality. Funded by the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, the project brings together a multidisciplinary team to explore effective solutions that respect fundamental rights.

Yesterday, the Faculty of Law hosted a doubly special event: the opening of the 2nd edition of the Master’s in AI and Digital Law and the closing ceremony of the first cohort. A day marked by reflections on new technological challenges in the legal field and by the enthusiasm surrounding a programme that continues to grow.

The Faculty of Law brought together some of the country’s leading law firms in a session aimed at bringing the professional world closer to fourth-year undergraduate students and students of the Master’s in Legal Practice. The activity enabled students to gain first-hand insight into career opportunities and working dynamics within the legal sector.

The Faculty of Law hosted a lecture by Prof. Steven Kemp, a cybercrime specialist, who provided students with a clear and up-to-date overview of how the online criminal economy operates and the digital environments where criminal activity converges.