Law degree from the University of Puerto Rico

A Law degree from the University of Puerto Rico, typically a Juris Doctor (JD) or equivalent, is a professional qualification that prepares graduates to practice law in Puerto Rico and beyond. The program covers legal principles, constitutionality, civil and criminal law, and judicial processes. Graduates gain critical thinking, research, and advocacy skills. After earning the degree, they must pass the Puerto Rican Bar Examination to become licensed attorneys. The degree combines academic study with practical training, enabling graduates to advise clients, represent them in legal matters, and contribute to the justice system within Puerto Rico’s unique legal context.