The Law Program at the University of Cauca belongs to the Faculty of Law, Political, and Social Sciences, and was approved by Resolution 095 of January 14, 2005, issued by the Honorable Supreme Council. Case Studies at the University of Cauca began with the establishment of the institution in 1827 and have continued almost uninterruptedly throughout its fruitful life. Throughout its long career, the Faculty has been established as one of the most important Law schools in the country, providing illustrious graduates, who from politics, public administration, the High Courts Judicial, have enriched with their life and work the legal culture of the Nation.

Professional Profile

The law degree from the Faculty of Law, Political and Social Sciences of the University of Cauca must have a comprehensive knowledge of the Law, with an ethical, scientific, humanistic, and critical formation and critical and investigative spirit. The professional is aware of the importance of justice as a fundamental value in society.

Occupational Profile

The Faculty of Law, Political and Social Science, in its curriculum, has determined that its graduates can perform professionally in various areas of the Law, the Administration of Justice, as an advisor or consultant in Public Administration and private industry.