Programme

• Introduction to civil law systems
• Introduction to EU law
• Fundamental Rights
• International Criminal law
• Contract law
• Tort law
• Labor law and corporate liability
• French or Intensive English
• Conferences or legal cultures
• Legal research
• French and European culture and civilization
• Individuals and citizenship
• Private International law
• Law and economics
• Competition law
• International trade law
• Private International Law 
• Individuals and Citizenship within EU
• European Single Market 
• E-commerce Law 
• International Legal Dispute Resolution 
  
• Company law
• Intellectual and Industrial Property law 

Admission

Bac +3.

• A three-year degree in law is required, equivalent to 180 ECTS (European credits), i.e. Bachelor’s degree, Licence or equivalent. Other qualifications and area of study may be considered by the Admission Committee. 

• Students must have an adequate command of the English language to enrol. An applicant's English proficiency level may be demonstrated by means of score reports of recognized exams, tests or certificates (equivalent to B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages ) or by any relevant means (study experience in a program taught in English…).

Débouchés

• Poursuites d'études vers un Master 2.