Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:
High level technical knowledge of issues related to the implications of Transnational trade law with reference to the main problem sources and procedures to avoid or seek solutions.
Advanced knowledge of the main legal sources of jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement of judgments and arbitral awards in the fields of international trade.
The main legal and financial tools that could be relevant for a company trying to operate in a transactional market.
A global vision to international trade law and the relevance of different cultural perspectives.
Apply their knowledge to practice being able to:
Identify and apply all the legal sources of relevance in a concrete situation.
Apply knowledge and understanding, solving problems in new or unfamiliar environments within broader (or multidisciplinary) context, related to the fields of international trade.
Negotiate ways of solving international trade conflicts avoiding disputes.
Create new and imaginative solutions by approaching a problem from different perspectives.
Identify the relevant legal (including procedural) issues from a large body of unstructured facts.
Integrate knowledge, handle complexity and formulate judgments being able to:
Reach sound legal conclusions even with incomplete or limited information.
Analyze complex situations related to trade law in a Transnational context, being able to identify key elements or issues.
Identify relevant and irrelevant facts, being able to formulate, on solid grounds, significant arguments in favor and against every one of the different possible solutions to every situation or conflict that an international business or contract may imply.
Decide whether factual circumstances are sufficiently elucidated for adopting a decision founded in law.
Recognize the relevance of legal and financial aspects, as well as ethical and social responsibilities.Communicate:
Capacity to communicate their knowledge, ideas, conclusions as well as the rationale underpinning the same to clients, colleagues, judges, arbitrators and society in general.
Work with others towards common goals, accepting responsibility and facilitating others in reaching general objectives.
Work independently, conduct academic legal and financial research and convey arguments clearly and precisely in oral and written form, including writing academic rigorous reports.
Continue learning:
Have the ability to learn from experience and incorporate further knowledge in a progressive self-directed and autonomous way.