The UDA recognizes the relevance of Constitutional Law

The University of Azuay launched the call for a master's degree in Constitutional Law that will begin on April 22 of this year and will end on April 22, 2022.

The general objective of the master's degree is to train professionals who develop their skills within the branch of Constitutional Law, in order to face the new challenges in this matter.

María Cristina Serrano, Coordinator of the master's degree, points out that Constitutional Law is "one of the branches within the Law that has reached the greatest relevance in recent years", therefore, it is necessary to have a correct understanding of it, in order to protect the rights of citizens.

One of the reasons why it was decided to reopen this master's degree by the University of Azuay was the great acceptance that the previous edition had.

Also, the need for a correct understanding and training in Constitutional Law.

“One of the reasons why a student should opt for this master's degree is because of how useful it will be in their professional practice, and, secondly, without a doubt the seal of excellence that the University of Azuay places on this program ”, indicated Serrano.

This master's degree is in the registration process and the idea is that the course will open in March, however, the start of classes will be in April.

People who wish to enroll in this master's degree must fill out the following form: www.uazuay.edu.ec/admisions/posgrados/.

Included are personal data, academic and professional information, resume, passport photo and an approved English certificate from the university where you graduated. These requirements can be fulfilled until January 22, 2021 and has a cost of $ 50.

UDA Correspondent