Lato Sensu Graduate Program (FGV LAW)

At FGV LAW, students are the leading actors  of their training. Lato Sensu graduate programs and short-term programs use participatory teaching techniques that demand active interaction between students and professors.

Based on methodologies such as problem solving, case studies, simulations, role-playing, and the Socratic method, among others, the courses adjust theoretical knowledge to the search of solutions for concrete and contemporary problems in Law, training ‘architects of legal solutions’ for complex problems.

Courses offered at FGV LAW open doors to other fields of knowledge. Students have access not only to content from areas related to law, like finance, economics, accounting, and business management, but also transversal contents, such as leadership, negotiation techniques, and business strategy.

FGV Law programs’ teaching methodologies aim to help students develop fundamental skills for a constantly changing Law. Therefore, students are exposed to legal questions that demand analytical and argumentation skills, essential in the market. In addition, programs focus on developing a strategic view of complex problems.

The environment created by FGV LAW courses represents an opportunity for networking with professionals from all over the country, active in both public and private spheres, in different Law areas, which makes the experience even more enriching.

FGV LAW follows the legal market’s innovations and movements. The course portfolio is constantly updated to meet Law professionals’ needs, who face increasing complex challenges and the emergence of new areas for which there is no consolidated legal knowledge yet. The training offered in FGV LAW courses redefines the contents of classic areas of Law to work in complex environments.

FGV Sao Paulo Law Schoolbegan its trajectory as a cosmopolitan school, always paying attention to the international discussions on Law. It   takes part in these debates in different ways – through joint research with foreign institutions and researchers, exchange agreements for students, professors and researchers, and active participation in the creation of fronts for reflection and knowledge exchange, in instances such as the Law Schools Global League and Sui Iuris, of which it is one of the founders, along with educational institutions in different countries s.

FGV LAW follows the same path, offering students the opportunity to participate in these debates in international modules, such as the disciplines of the Global Law Program.

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