Target level of study
Master's degree
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
- Educational supervisors: Anne Ponseille - Mustapha Afroukh
Program
Select a program
Master's Degree in Criminal Law and Sentencing
The Master 2 in Criminal Sanctions and Sentence Enforcement offers advanced training in a rapidly expanding branch of criminal law, at the heart of constantly evolving legislation and case law, characterized by the development of numerous highly technical and sometimes recent disputes: judicial litigation with the creation in 2004 of new courts for the enforcement of sentences, administrative litigation with the increase in appeals against decisions by the prison administration, litigation before the European Court of Human Rights relating to conditions of detention in prisons, constitutional litigation with the development of QPCs (priority preliminary rulings on constitutionality), etc.
EU Language
EU ECHR litigation system
7 creditsPrivate International Law Group 1 (ST)
EU Criminal Sanctions Law
7 creditsCM Criminal Sanctions Law
4 creditsTD Criminal Sanctions Law
3 credits
Criminology (ST)
3 creditsComparative Constitutional Law (ST)
3 creditsEU Criminal Procedure 1
7 creditsDigital skills - In-depth documentary research
History of criminal punishment
6 creditsIntroduction to Sanction Law
6 creditsSanctions and vulnerable persons
6 credits
Languages
EU of choice
Choose one of two options:
Professional integration
14 creditsProfessional integration/student engagement
14 credits
Choice of thesis/supervised project
Choose one of two options:
Memory
12 creditsTutored Project
Criminal penalties and litigation
6 creditsSentencing and enforcement of sentences: theory and practice
6 credits