Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
The introduction of the DE (Diplôme d’Études Supérieures de Notariat) will enable the reform of the notary qualification to be implemented in accordance with:
- Decree No. 73-609 of July 5, 1973, on professional training in notarial practice and the conditions for access to the notarial profession, amended by Decree No. 2022-1298 of October 7, 2022.
- Order of July 5, 2023 relating to the Higher Education Diploma in Notarial Studies
- Agreements 232574 and 232496 signed by the INFN and the University of Montpellier relating to
Objectives
Training for the profession of Notary
Know-how and skills
Graduates with a degree in notarial law will have skills enabling them to:
- Draw up routine legal documents
- Practice business law
- Practice real estate law
- Master the techniques of family property law
- Master the ethical rules specific to this profession.
- Be able to draw up legal documents in the fields of real estate law, family law, and business law.
- Master the basics of notarial accounting, the content of the notarial collective agreement, know how to manage a team, and master the various structures of professional practice.
Admission
Admission requirements
Hold either:
- A Master's degree in Notarial Law (automatic entry into DESN).
- A non-accredited Master's degree in Notarial Law or any other Master's degree in Law or deemed equivalent and be pre-selected by the national selection committee in accordance with Articles 15 and 16 of the decree of July 5, 2023 relating to the Higher Education Diploma in Notarial Studies.