ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
The Master’s in International Trade Law addresses the market’s need for bilingual business lawyers specializing in international law. It stands out for: its focus on international issues, which have become increasingly distinct from purely domestic matters over the years; its bilingual nature (50% of courses and activities are conducted in English); and the presence of international students in each graduating class.
Organization
Special Features
In-person
Program
Courses are offered in modules:
- Introduction to International Trade
- Contract Law
- Financial Law
- Litigation/Negotiation
- Cast
- Intellectual Property
- International Labor Law
- International Corporate Law
- International Tax Law
- Foreign Rights
- Transportation Law and Customs Law
Select a program
Master's Degree (Year 1) in International Trade Law
Master's Degree (Year 2) in International Trade Law
Contract Law
6 creditsLitigation
6 creditsEnglish / Exhibitions
Corporate Law
6 creditsIntroduction to International Trade Law
2 credits
Tax Law
6 creditsEnglish / Presentations
Oral Exam
6 creditsDistribution/Intellectual Property
4 creditsTransportation and Customs/Comparative Business Law
4 creditsEU Options
Choose one of the following two options:
Thesis/Supervised Project
Choose one of the following two options:
Thesis
5 creditsSupervised Project
Memory/Commitment
Elective: Thesis/Supervised Project
Choose one of the following two options:
Supervised Project
Thesis
3 credits
Student Engagement
International Financing Techniques
6 creditsLabor Law
4 creditsInternship/Apprenticeship
2 credits
Admission
Mandatory Prerequisites
Major areas of business law (tax law, labor law, contract law, corporate law, private international law).