a) Those established for the admission to the Master and specifically for the itinerary in English.

b) For the analysis of foreign documents, knowledge of any of the official EU languages will be an asset.

c) Generally, in this Law speciality it is helpful if the student is familiar with the terms (glossary) that are commonly used in the European Union, which will allow more and better understanding of the information.

d) It is equally relevant in this course that students have basic computer skills, since such skills are needed to follow the course. Students need to access learning materials and other information through these systems.