University master's degrees
University Master's Degree in Social and Labour Rights

Do you want to dedicate yourself to labor and Social Security advice or to the management of human resources or in the Public Administration? Interested in a career in research? This is your Master

Official Master's Degree in Social and Labour Rights

Study guides

Master description

The curriculum of the Master’s Degree in Social and Labor Rights at UAB is structured into two semesters, with a total of 60 ECTS credits. During the first semester, students take 30 compulsory credits (OB) distributed across three key subjects: New Forms of Work Organization (10 ECTS), Dialogue and Worker Participation (10 ECTS), and Professional Management of Social Security and Pension Plans in Companies (10 ECTS).

In the second semester, students also complete 30 credits, combining compulsory and elective subjects (OP): Tools for Legal Management of Corporate Liability and Procedural Management (15 ECTS, OB), Research Methodology (9 ECTS, OP), External Internships (9 ECTS, OP), and the Master’s Thesis (6 ECTS, OB).

This structure ensures comprehensive and applied training in the field of labor law.

Teaching timetable

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Study plan structure

 

  Compulsory Optional Final Project
First Year 45 9 6
Totals 45 9 6

Basic and compulsory training

First semester
  • 45798 - Dialogue and Participation of Workers and their Representatives in the Framework of a Modern Company TA
  • 42136 - Professional Social Security and Company Pension Plan Management
  • 42137 - New Methods of Work Organisation: Employment, Contracting, Productive Decentralisation
Second Semester
  • 44067 - Instruments for the Legal Management of Company Responsibility and Procedural Management
  • 42479 - Master's Degree Dissertation
  

Optional subjects

  • 42477 - Research Methodology ( 9 credits )
  • 45799 - Work Placement ( 9 credits )

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It is expected that most students will come from Bachelor’s Degrees in Labor Relations and Law, as well as from the Diploma in Labor Relations and the Bachelor’s Degree in Labor Sciences. For students who hold these qualifications obtained within the Spanish university system, no additional training is required. For students coming from other degrees or who have obtained their qualifications outside the Spanish university system, the possibility of taking supplementary courses is foreseen. The Master’s selection committee will review the prior studies granting access to the program and determine the need to take specific

All subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise stated.
All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.