Intended Level of Study
5 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
The Economic Law track includes two tracks:
- Master's in Consumer Affairs and Competition
Academic Director: Malo Depincé
- Master's in Private Economic Law
Academic Directors: Jean-Louis Respaud
Master's programs are organized over two years, consisting of four semesters.
Organization
Open on an alternating basis
This program is offered as a work-study program.
Program
Select a program
Master's in Consumer Affairs and Competition
- Academic Director: Malo Depincé
The Master’s program offers training in economic subjects that bridge the gap between a business and its consumer market, its competitors, and government agencies: consumer law, competition law, and contract law, from both national and international perspectives. The curriculum is practice-oriented and includes case studies (drafting legal documents, case analysis), seminars led by professionals, and monitoring of current litigation. A mandatory internship is required between April and August.
EU Competition Law
6 creditsMaster's in Competition Law
4 creditsTD Competition Law
2 credits
Private International Law, Group 2 (ST)
Legal Clinic
EU Banking Law
6 creditsEU Language
General Introduction to Intellectual Property Law (ST)
EU Distribution Law (Sales/Services)
6 creditsUsage Law (ST)
Digital Skills - In-Depth Research
Fundamentals of Economic Law
18 creditsLanguage
Professional Methodology
6 credits
Special Rights
2 creditsEU Options
Choose one of the following two options:
Elective: Thesis/Supervised Project
Choose one of the following two options:
Supervised Project
4 creditsThesis
4 credits
Memory/Commitment
4 creditsStudent Engagement
Thesis/Supervised Project Option
Choose one of the following two options:
Thesis
2 creditsSupervised Project
Market Law
26 creditsProfessional Practice
Employment Placement
2 credits
Master's in Private Economic Law
- Academic Director: Jean-Louis Respaud
The concept of market law has only recently come to the fore: competition law, consumer law, business contract law, and distribution law—to which we could add financial markets law, economic analysis of law, and digital business law—all viewed from national, EU, and international perspectives. Indeed, the operations of businesses are increasingly subject to the constraints of market law, which is becoming more complex and technical, is already fully integrated into EU law, and is becoming increasingly international in scope.
EU Competition Law
6 creditsMaster's in Competition Law
4 creditsTD Competition Law
2 credits
Private International Law, Group 2 (ST)
Legal Clinic
EU Banking Law
6 creditsEU Language
General Introduction to Intellectual Property Law (ST)
EU Distribution Law (Sales/Services)
6 creditsUsage Law (ST)
Digital Skills - In-Depth Research
Complex Cases and Arbitration Proceedings
3 creditsElective: Thesis/Supervised Project
8 creditsChoose one of the following two options:
Theses and Research Papers
8 creditsSupervised Project
8 credits
Competition Law and Litigation
4 creditsEngineering and Contract Administration
4 creditsClinical Law Track/Commitment/Work-Study Program
Choose 1 of 3
Work-Study Program
2 creditsMontpellier Legal Clinic
2 creditsStudent Engagement
2 credits
Planning a Student Science Event
1 creditParticipation in college competitions
2 creditsArbitration and Complex Litigation Law
4 creditsThematic Seminars
2 credits
And then
Continuing Education
Earning a master's degree opens the door to a career or to pursuing a doctoral degree