Kelbert’s European campus is based in Madrid, Spain, a global hub for culture, business, and education. The Madrid campus offers Master’s programs, specialized diplomas, and English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, providing international students with professional training and academic advancement opportunities. With its central European location, Kelbert Madrid serves as a gateway for students seeking to expand their horizons and engage with Europe’s dynamic academic and cultural environment.

Located in the vibrant coastal city of Barranquilla, Universidad De La Costa is one of Colombia’s well-regarded higher education institutions with a strong tradition in academic research and innovation. Our partnership focuses on dual degree programs in Civil and Common Law, giving students the opportunity to benefit from both Colombian and U.S. perspectives on legal education while studying in two culturally rich settings.

Located in Miami, a city known for its international diversity and energy, SVG Institute partners with Kelbert University to extend access to legal education within South Florida and beyond. Leveraging SVG’s strong community presence and networks, this collaboration brings our paralegal programs to a broader audience, ensuring students can earn recognized credentials while remaining connected to their community.

USIL, located in Lima, Peru, is one of the country’s most prominent universities, recognized for its broad academic reach and commitment to innovation. Through our agreement, USIL law students can validate previously earned credits and continue their studies at Kelbert to pursue an Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies. This pathway expands access to U.S.-accredited education while strengthening the professional training of students in Peru’s capital city.

Based in the heart of Mexico City, Universidad Pontificia de México is a respected institution with a long-standing reputation for excellence in legal education. Through our collaboration, we are developing dual degree law programs that combine the intellectual traditions of Mexico and the United States. This partnership allows students to gain a cross-border perspective on law and justice, preparing them for careers in a globalized legal environment.