Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
The program offers instruction focused on international trade practices: commercial, corporate, litigation, and customs practices.
Objectives
To train professionals capable of understanding, securing, and managing complex international trade operations, with a thorough grasp of the contractual, corporate, litigation, and customs aspects of economic exchanges;
Develop an operational and cross-functional approach to international trade practices
Enable participants to analyze, structure, and ensure the security of domestic and international commercial transactions, including in specific sectors (commercial leases, public-private partnerships, the art market);
Strengthen expertise in governance, compliance, and fundraising mechanisms in an international context
Prepare students for the strategic management of commercial disputes, incorporating a comparative Anglo-French perspective;
Provide practical customs expertise essential for securing the international flow of goods.
Program
Module 1
Contract Practices:
> Commercial Lease Practices
> Public-Private Partnership Project Practices
> Art Market Practices
Module 2
Corporate Practices:
> Governance Practices
> Compliance Practices
> Fundraising Practices
UE 3
Litigation Practices:
> Commercial Litigation Practices
> Civil Litigation Practices
> Comparative Anglo-French Litigation Practices
UE 4
Customs Practices
Admission
Admission Requirements
Entry requirements: 4 years of higher education
Prerequisites: Must have completed the first year of a Master’s degree in Law and International Trade Practices or International Trade Law
Schedule: June–August
Duration: 1 year
Total training hours: 63
Registration Procedures
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Employment Placement
Legal Professional (nonprofit organizations, professional associations, and labor unions)
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