The current economic scenario has once again demonstrated the great importance of bankruptcy law for businesses and the need for updated training for the tasks of consultancy and administration in bankruptcy proceedings.

 

The Bankruptcy Law (Law 19/2003 of 9 July) established a new legal framework that unifies the previous suspension of payments and bankruptcy laws in a single proceeding. Since the law's entry into force, there have been different legal changes, including the recent reform enacted by Law 38/2011, of 10 October, which stands out for its breadth and depth.

 

This specialisation course represents a tool for updating knowledge on bankruptcy regulations from a highly practical perspective, both for those who handle substantive aspects and those who handle procedural ones. The course especially addresses the tasks corresponding to bankruptcy administration in the proceedings, both from an economic-accounting perspective and a legal one.

List of topics

The two classes that make up the specialisation course are required and are to be taken consecutively:

• Declaration and Accounting Aspects of Bankruptcy (6 credits). Taught: 17 October 2012 to16 December 2012.
• Bankruptcy Administration and Bankruptcy Phases (6 credits). Taught: 17 December 2012 to19 February 2013.

Price

1.100 euros

Consult the financial aid that the UOC offers to international students.

 

The programme fees should be confirmed on enrolment.