Target level of study
BAC +5
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
- Master's degree in personal and family law
Course coordinator: Solange Becqué-Ickowicz
The Master's degree is organized over 2 years, comprising 4 semesters. Civil Law specialization
The courses offered in the first year of the Master's degree in Personal and Family Law are designed to provide a common foundation of knowledge in the field, with a view to specialization in the second year (M2).
This enables students to acquire new knowledge, particularly in Civil Law, and to give it a European dimension.
The second year of the course enables students to study in greater depth the various rights relating to individuals and the family. Master 2 is open to apprenticeships.
This specialization enables students to take a critical look at how the law responds to the major issues facing society: the human person, couples and children.
Organization
Open on a sandwich basis
Students can prepare for the Master 2 in Personal and Family Law while pursuing a professional activity thanks to an apprenticeship contract.
Apprentices benefit from a dual status that enables them to enter the world of work, while continuing their university education. The academic year is divided into teaching periods at the Faculty (October, November, February and March) and work periods at the company (the other months of the academic year).
Program
Select a program
Master of Personal and Family Law
The courses offered in the first year of the Master's degree in Personal and Family Law are designed to provide a common foundation of knowledge in the field, with a view to specialization in the second year (M2).
This enables students to acquire new knowledge, particularly in Civil Law, and to give it a European dimension.
The second year of the course enables students to study in greater depth the various rights relating to individuals and the family. Master 2 is open to apprenticeships.
This specialization enables students to take a critical look at how the law responds to the major issues facing society: the human person, couples and children.
The people
10 creditsCouples
10 creditsFundamental updates
5 creditsLegal English
Admission
Access conditions
Prerequisite: Bachelor's degree in law. Admission to a two-year Master's course is approved by the course coordinator, after examination of applications and selection interviews. Students who have completed the 1st year of the Master's program are automatically admitted to the 2nd year of the program.
Classic program: course + internship
And then
Professional integration
The training offered is a good preparation:
- Competitive entrance exams for public services
Social assistance - Management staff in the health and social services sector, legal representatives for the protection of adults: professional guardians and curators)
- Law School entrance exam (preCAPA)
- At the interview for admission to the Institut national des
formations notariales (INFN). - to the various professions in the private and voluntary sectors that
provide assistance to individuals and families