• Type of degree courseMaster's degree
• TitleMaster's Degree in Labor Law
• CurriculumStructured. The Curriculum is predetermined by the institution and is common to all students.
• ModeFace-to-face. The academic activities planned in the Curriculum are carried out at the same time for more than 50% of their working hours, and may incorporate the use of information and communication technologies as mediation, support and/or complement.
• WorkloadMaster's degree courses will have at least 120 CRE, which is equivalent to 3000 total hours of student work, of which a minimum of 570 hours will be pedagogical interaction and the remainder may be assigned to the final project or other complementary activities.
• OrganisationInstitutional – Universidad de Mendoza - School of Law and Social Sciences
• LocationCity of Mendoza – Central Campus

To access the Master's program, applicants must hold a degree in Law or Notary Public, Accountant, or Business Administration, obtained through a Curriculum of no less than four (4) years in duration, issued by Argentine universities of state or private management authorized by the Ministry of Culture and Education of the Nation, or a degree granted by foreign universities, certified with the apostille of The Hague, where applicable.

To enter the applicant selection process, you must send the following email:

• The duly completed and signed registration form, within the deadlines established by the School and accompanied by the required documentation detailed below:
• Front and back of the ID card in PDF format
• Front and back of the professional degree title required by the Master's program
• Final academic transcript of the degree course in pdf format.
• Updated and signed Curriculum Vitae, detailing background in research (scientific publications, attendance at conferences, postgraduate courses, conferences, etc.); and teaching background. Proofs are not necessary, except for a photocopy of the postgraduate degrees (Specialist/Master/Doctor).

If you are a foreigner, you must present a certificate of functional proficiency in the Spanish language, where applicable.

If you are in a position to request a tariff reduction or scholarship, you must provide verifiable documentation to support your request.

The selection of students for the Master's program is carried out by the Admissions and Management Committee, in accordance with the criteria set out in the current regulations, who may request a face-to-face or online interview.

Students admitted to the degree course have two (2) months to submit a hard copy of their degree certificate (front and back), certified by the issuing institution. If the degree is still being processed, they must submit an original certificate of this fact issued by the corresponding School, and a photocopy of the degree as indicated must be submitted as soon as it is received and always before the end of the course.

• Address: Ana Maria Salas
• Academic coordinationJuan Salvador
• Academic CommitteeAna María Salas, Dante Granados, Flavia Baños, Elida Esteban and Mauricio Follari.
• Admission and Management Committee: Fernando Bermúdez (Academic Secretary), María Valentina Erice (Director of Postgraduate Studies) and Juan Salvador (Career Coordinator).

The permanent teaching staff is made up of the professors detailed below:

BATHROOMS, Flavia

BERMUDEZ, Fernando

ELMELAJ, Laura

ERICE, Maria Valentina

STEPHEN, Elida

FOLLARI, Mauricio

GRANADOS, Dante

GRANADOS, Mariano

GUARDATTI, Georgina

MARTÍNEZ, María Virginia

OYOLA, Raúl

RADA, Ethel

ROOMS, Ana María

SALVADOR, Juan Eduardo

The Master's Degree in Labor Law is a degree course structured in seven (7) subjects that comprise various central themes, understood as mandatory contents that, adopting different modalities or pedagogical formats, form a constitutive part of the Curriculum and must be accredited by the students prior to the development of their Master's Thesis.

1. Individual labor law
2. Collective labor law
3. Business strategies and labor law
4. Administrative Labor Law and Procedural Labor Law
5. Social Security and Workplace Welfare
6. International labor relations
7. Research methodology

The Master's degree program has a total of 120 CRE, which is equivalent to 3000 clock hours, distributed as follows: 570 clock hours of teaching/pedagogical interaction between teachers and students and assigned to the preparation of the Master's Final Project; and 2430 clock hours of autonomous work.

Master's students, in order to remain in the degree course stage, must:

1. Attend 75% of the classes taught as a requirement for permanence and a prior condition to take the subjects. The justification for non-attendance will be presented to the Graduate Directorate within 48 hours.
2. Comply with the obligations established by the teachers of the subjects and seminars in each case.
3. Comply with the tariff obligations corresponding to the completion of the Master's degree course.

To remain in the Master's Thesis writing stage of the degree course, students must:

1. Comply with the obligations established by the Thesis Director.
2. Submit a thesis progress report every semester according to the schedule approved in the Project. The report is submitted to the Postgraduate Studies Office with the student's signature and the Director's approval. Students will have access to faculty advisors during each academic term to support them in the thesis writing stage, in accordance with the Regulations governing the Postgraduate Student Support System.
3. Attend the annual meeting organized by the Postgraduate Directorate, where they will present the progress of their work plan.
4. Pay an annual registration fee, the amount of which will be set by the relevant authorities, from the year following the completion of coursework until the Master's Thesis is submitted to the Postgraduate Secretariat. If extensions are granted for thesis submission, the student must register each year until the thesis is submitted.

The Master's degree course has a fee to ensure the financing of its activities. The amounts of these contributions will be approved by the Honorable Superior Council of the Universidad de Mendoza, or the Rectorate, as the case may be, at the proposal of the Dean's Office and updated at the start of the academic year.

Master's students' tuition obligations to the School begin upon enrollment and cease only when the student completes their degree program or decides to discontinue their studies. Should a student decide to withdraw from the degree program after enrollment, they must inform the Postgraduate Studies Office in writing. Otherwise, they remain enrolled in the degree program and are responsible for paying the corresponding tuition fees from that point forward until the date they have officially communicated their withdrawal.

Universidad de Mendoza It recognizes different types of scholarships, as established by the Regulations for Master's Degrees of the School of Law and Social Sciences of the Universidad de MendozaIn all cases where a scholarship has been granted, the cost of the degree will be waived.

To obtain the Master's degree and title, the following is required:

1. Accredit 75% of class attendance and pass all subjects, seminars and other planned activities.
2. Admission by the Director of the degree course of the Thesis Project in which the topic and the proposed Director are approved.
3. Approve the Master's Thesis in the oral and public defense act.
4. Have completed payment of registration and fees.
5. Submit a personal note requesting the issuance of the title.

• Master's Degree Regulations - FCJS
• Regulations on formal aspects of Theses and Final Projects - FCJS