Master in Derecho Penal Económico

Tuition fees for Master in Derecho Penal Económico are 3,090 USD per year.

Economic criminal law addresses offenses committed within commercial, financial, and corporate contexts, including fraud, corruption, money laundering, insider trading, insolvency crime, and violations of competition and environmental law. At postgraduate level, training in this field typically combines substantive criminal law analysis with an understanding of the regulatory frameworks, investigative techniques, and procedural mechanisms specific to economic crime. The field sits at the intersection of criminal law, business law, and public law. Graduates pursue careers as criminal defense lawyers specializing in business crime, prosecutors in specialized economic crime units, compliance officers, legal advisors to corporations, and consultants to financial intelligence units. The growing complexity of white-collar crime and the expansion of corporate criminal liability have made this one of the more dynamic specializations in contemporary legal practice. Derecho Penal Económico is a one-year master's degree at Rey Juan Carlos University, delivered at the Móstoles campus in Spain, with annual tuition of 2,701.20 EUR.