Faculty of Law, Business, and Government

The School of Law, Business, and Government at Francisco de Vitoria University is an open, multidisciplinary innovation ecosystem that, in collaboration with numerous public and private institutions, seeks to understand the complex and ever-changing world in which we live in order to help individuals and organizations navigate it while promoting the common good.

The School offers undergraduate, master's, and executive education programs, as well as a School of Government and Leadership.

Discover UFV College, a unique and transformative educational program designed to address the new challenges facing society and businesses. Its interdisciplinary approach combines the curriculum of your chosen degree with a foundation in law, business, government, and economics, offering a 360-degree perspective to tackle the challenges of a complex and globalized world, always in service of the common good.

The School features a Business Simulation Center, computer labs, a criminology lab, a Gessel chamber, and numerous study rooms.

In addition, students in the Gastronomy program complete part of their studies at the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu culinary school.

For the School, institutional relations provide an opportunity to grow alongside institutions that share our mission.

By partnering with us, you can help generate and share knowledge, drive development across various sectors, and leave a legacy for future generations, preparing them to successfully tackle the challenges facing society.

The Institute for the Global Common Good was established through the merger of the Center for the Global Common Good and the Isabel la Católica School of Government and Leadership, with the aim of creating a leading academic and intellectual hub dedicated to research, education, and generating real impact in the area of the common good.

A strategic hub that brings together rigorous thinking, responsible leadership, and transformative action, addressing the major political, economic, and social challenges of this new era.

The Isabel la Católica Graduate School of Leadership (EGL) is a program created by the Faculty to identify, train, and mentor (futuros) leaders of service so that they may work to promote the common good in all areas of politics, economics, law, society, and culture, and at all levels (nacional, europeo y global).

The faculty promotes research as a driver of knowledge and social transformation, focusing on the study and advancement of the common good at the local, national, and international levels.

Its applied research center, the Center for the Global Common Good, brings together the humanities, legal studies, political science, economics, and business to address the major global challenges facing society: poverty, inequality, sustainable development, the environment, energy, the technological revolution, housing, consumer issues, governance, human rights, and international security.

The center combines a multidisciplinary approach with thematic and regional observatories, endowed chairs, and projects funded by external entities, providing a solid framework for generating knowledge that is relevant and applicable to professional and academic practice.