Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Contract law, a fundamental and rich field of study, lies at the heart of the legal system, serving as a key to its analysis and understanding. This course provides a unique complement to the general civil law curriculum taught in the second year of undergraduate studies, enabling students to acquire and reinforce the essential knowledge necessary for pursuing more specialized courses, preparing for various exams or competitive examinations, and, more generally, practicing a legal profession.
Objectives
Objectives (educational, scientific, professional):
- To deepen and expand upon the common foundation of knowledge provided by the law of obligations.
- Refresh knowledge of this subject, which was first studied in the second year of college.
- Prepare for the contract law sections of various competitive exams and tests (Pré-Capa, ENM, etc.).
- To help prepare students for the more specialized courses offered as part of a Master 2 program.
- Provide certified and/or degree-granting training to attorneys on a fundamental subject.
Organization
Knowledge Assessment
Knowledge is assessed in the first exam session, which consists of a three-hour written exam covering two modules each. This session takes place in late June.
Program
Program
Module 1 (20 hours)
Sources of Contract Law Domestic, European, comparative, private, codification
Module 2 (120 hours)
Sources of Obligations
Legal Acts, Legal Events
Module 3 (20 hours)
TheLegalRegime of Obligations
Transfer, Extinction
Module 4 (15 hours)
Evidence of Obligations
- Classes are held in May and June.
- Online supplement: Moodle is available once registration is complete