ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
The European Law program is supported by the Institute of European Human Rights Law (IDEDH), a research center whose scientific work in the field of fundamental rights and European law is recognized at both the national and European levels.
See the center's activities on theIDEDH website.
IDEDH is also on Facebook and Twitter.
Objectives
The aim of the European Master's program in Public Law is to train generalist lawyers with advanced skills in European law (European human rights law, European Union law). As European law permeates all branches of law, skills in this area are highly sought after.
Organization
Program
In thefirst semester, teaching is divided between lectures, seminars, and conferences involving legal practitioners.
The seminars aim, in particular, to develop new skills in students: oral expression, practical case studies, independent research on a given topic, etc.
Participation in the Cassin competition, a mock trial based on the European Convention on Human Rights held at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, is a rewarding and highly educational experience in terms of developing analytical, writing, and oral communication skills.
Writing a research thesis completes the program and allows students to engage in a scientific process that is very useful for developing analytical skills and writing abilities.
Select a program
Master's Degree in European Law
Private International Law Group 2 (ST)
EU ECHR litigation system
7 creditsMethod workshop
European aspects of constitutional litigation (ST)
3 creditsEU International Economic Relations Law
7 creditsEU fundamental rights law (ST)
EU EU dispute resolution system
7 creditsEU Language
Digital skills - In-depth documentary research
Master's Degree in European Law
European law and international conflicts
4 creditsBusiness, development, and human rights
Language
European litigation practice
3 creditsChoice Pleading/EU Litigation Practice & Economic Union
Choose one of two options:
Common EU policies
6 creditsMoot court competition
6 credits
European procedural safeguards
4 creditsProtection of economic and social rights in Europe
Economic and Monetary Union
3 creditsJudicial and police cooperation in the AFSJ
4 credits
Theories and political narratives of Europe
3 creditsEuropean law and the fight against climate change
4 creditsDemocracy and the rule of law
4 creditsEuropean animal protection
4 creditsEU of choice
Choose one of two options:
Commitment/Professional integration
3 creditsProfessional integration
3 credits
European and digital law
Choice of Thesis/Supervised Project
Choose one of two options:
Supervised project
Memory
7 credits
And after
Professional integration
Academic career (Master's degree in teaching and certification in public law)
Competitive examinations for senior civil service, judiciary, and bar positions.
Integrate European organizations and human rights NGOs.