The Faculty of Law offers three highly regarded degrees that have passed all the quality assessments to which they have been subjected, particularly by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA). These are the Bachelor’s Degree in Law, the Joint Programming (PCEO) of the Bachelor’s Degree in Law and the Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management and a postgraduate degree: the Master’s Degree in Legal Protection of Vulnerable Groups and People. It also works closely with the International Postgraduate Centre of the University of Oviedo and the Bar Associations of Gijón and Oviedo, which are responsible for the University Master’s Degree in Law.

This faculty is the oldest centre of the University of Oviedo, as heir of the Law, Canons and Theology studies, with which the institution began its activity in 1608, in the Historical Building of San Francisco Street. The current headquarters are located on the El Cristo Campus. The centre has 23 fully equipped classrooms, two computer rooms, a study room, a lecture room, a lecture hall, our Main Hall, and the offices of the Dean’s Office, together with different leisure and relaxation areas.