Law - Political science - Administration

MASTER - REAL ESTATE LAW

Real estate law
  • Target level of study

    BAC +5

  • ECTS

    120 credits

  • Duration

    2 years

  • Training structure

    Faculty of Law and Political Science

Presentation

  • Master of Real Estate Law
    Teaching staff: François Barloy - Stéphane Benilsi

The courses offered in the first year of the Real Estate Law Master's program are designed to provide students with the fundamental skills needed to specialize in real estate law, as well as additional skills enabling them to consolidate their knowledge of private and public law.
The second year of the program enables students to deepen their study of the various branches of law relating to real estate, and to see how they can apply their knowledge to practical situations.

The Master's degree offers multidisciplinary training covering all aspects of public and private real estate law, including:
- Private construction law (contracts, builders' liability, construction insurance)
- Town planning and public construction law (town planning, environment and public contracts)
- Marketing real estate (sales, property development)
- Property management (leases, social housing and co-ownership)

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Objectives

The Master 2 program is designed to help students find employment quickly.
Half of the courses are taught by professionals (lawyers, notaries, real estate program managers, appraisers, real estate agents, etc.), giving students a practical approach to the issues involved and creating contacts between students and the professional world.

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Organization

Open on a sandwich basis

Students can prepare for the Master 2 in Real Estate 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 periods of teaching at the Faculty (September, October, November, then February and March) and periods of work in the company (the other months of the academic year).

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Program

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Master of Real Estate Law

The first year of the Real Estate Law Master's program is designed to provide students with the fundamental skills they need to specialize in real estate law, as well as the additional skills they need to consolidate their knowledge of private and public law.
The second year of the program enables students to deepen their study of the various branches of law relating to real estate, and to gain practical experience. The Master's degree offers multidisciplinary training in all aspects of public and private real estate law, including:
- Private construction law (contracts, builders' liability, construction insurance)
- Town planning and public construction law (town planning, environment and public contracts)
- Marketing real estate (sales, property development)
- Property management (leases, social housing and co-ownership)

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  • Insurance law (ST)

  • UE Urban planning law

    7 credits
    • TD Town planning law

      2 credits
    • CM Urban planning law

  • Residential leasing law (ST)

    2 credits
  • Real estate law (ST)

    3 credits
  • UE Language

    • English

  • General tax law (ST)

    3 credits
  • Procurement law & works contracts (ST)

    5 credits
  • UE Civil law: Security interests group 1

    7 credits
    • TD Droit civil : Sûretés group 1

      2 credits
    • CM Civil law: Security interests group 1

  • Digital skills - In-depth documentary research

  • Optional

    • Legal clinic (F)

    • Memory (F)

    • Internship (F)

    • Work integration workshops (F): CV/LM

    • Tutored project (F)

    • Apprenticeship (F)

    • Legal watch (F)

  • UE Construction liability and insurance

    7 credits
    • CM Construction liability and insurance

      5 credits
    • TD Construction insurance and liability

      2 credits
  • Environmental law (ST)

  • EU Co-ownership law

    7 credits
    • CM Co-ownership law

      5 credits
    • TD Condominium law

      2 credits
  • UE Real estate development law

    7 credits
    • TD Real estate development law

      2 credits
    • CM Real estate development law

      5 credits
  • Digital skills - Pix+Droit preparation

  • Wealth tax law (ST)

  • Public contract law (ST)

  • Land ownership

    4 credits
  • Planning law

    7 credits
  • Construction insurance law

    2 credits
  • Environment and construction

    4 credits
  • EU Taxation of real estate assets

    2 credits
  • Construction contracts and builders' liability

    6 credits
  • Updating the fundamentals

    2 credits
    • Law of obligations

    • Public ownership

  • Public construction contracts

    5 credits
  • Legal English applied to real estate

  • Real estate sales and development

    4 credits
  • Co-ownership law

    2 credits
    • Co-ownership law

  • Choice of dissertation/tutored project

    • Your choice: 1 of 2

      • Tutored project

      • Memory

        8 credits
  • Lease law

    2 credits
  • Social housing law

    2 credits
  • Elective UE

    • Your choice: 1 of 2

      • Professional integration (internship or apprenticeship contract)

        8 credits
      • Internship/Commitment

        8 credits
        • Professional integration (internship or apprenticeship contract)

          6 credits
        • Student involvement

Admission

Access conditions

Prerequisite: a bachelor's degree in private or public law.
Admission to a two-year Master's program is approved by the program coordinators, following examination of applications and selection interviews. Students who have successfully completed the 1st year of the program are automatically admitted to the 2nd year of the program.

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