Law - Political Science - Administration

MASTER'S DEGREE - SPECIALIZATION IN NOTARIAL LAW

Notarial law
  • Target level of study

    Master's degree

  • ECTS

    120 credits

  • Duration

    2 years

  • Training structure

    Faculty of Law and Political Science

Presentation

Notarial Law Specialization

  • Master's Degree in Notarial Law
    Head of Studies: Mélanie Jaoul
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Organization

Program

The program is not open to work-study students; it is a two-year on-campus program.

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Master's Degree in Notarial Law

  • Head of teaching: Mélanie Jaoul

The Master's degree in Notarial Law is professionally oriented: the courses are designed to prepare students for specific professions, namely those related to notarial practice. All courses and the diverse composition of the teaching team are designed to promote the professional focus of the program. This objective is facilitated by a very precise targeting of career opportunities and by contacts developed with regional and national notarial professional bodies (as evidenced, for example, by the annual organization of a symposium with ARNU: Association Rapprochement Notariat-Université).

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  • Private International Law Group 2 (ST)

  • EU Language

    • English

  • EU Urban planning law

    7 credits
    • Urban Planning Law Tutorial

      2 credits
    • CM Urban Planning Law

  • History of property law (ST)

    2 credits
  • Civil law: Group 2 securities (ST)

  • EU General Tax Law

    7 credits
    • General Tax Law Tutorial

    • CM General Tax Law

  • EU Civil Law: Matrimonial Property Regimes Group 1

    7 credits
    • CM Civil Law: Matrimonial Property Regimes Group 1

      5 credits
    • Civil Law Tutorial: Matrimonial Property Regimes Group 1

      2 credits
  • Digital skills - In-depth documentary research

  • Optional

    • Legal clinic (F)

    • Memory (F)

    • Internship (F)

    • Professional integration workshops (F): CV/cover letter

    • Supervised project (F)

    • Apprenticeship (F)

    • Legal monitoring (F)

  • Rural law (ST)

    3 credits
  • Condominium law (ST)

    3 credits
  • Digital skills - Pix+Law preparation

  • EU Tax law on assets

    7 credits
    • TD Tax Law for Wealth Management

      2 credits
    • CM Tax Law for Wealth Management

      5 credits
  • EU Insolvency Law Group 1

    7 credits
    • CM Collective proceedings law group 1

    • TD Collective Proceedings Law Group 1

      2 credits
  • EU Civil Law: Succession

    7 credits
    • Civil Law Tutorial: Inheritance

      2 credits
    • CM Civil Law: Inheritance

  • Real estate development law (ST)

    3 credits
  • Private international law relating to notarial activities

    5 credits
  • Language: Notarial English

  • Family property law

    5 credits
    • Inheritance and gifts

    • Taxation of inheritances and gifts

    • Marital property

  • EU of choice

    • Choose one of two options:

      • Personal Projects/Internships/Challenges & Competitions

        • Student engagement

        • Personal projects / Internships / Challenges and competitions

          3 credits
      • Personal projects / Internships / Challenges and competitions

        5 credits
  • Security interests and land registration law

    4 credits
  • Taxation of real estate assets

    5 credits
    • Taxation of real estate assets

    • IFI case study

  • Contract law

    2 credits
  • Tutorials and professional lectures

    4 credits
    • Practical cases of international inheritance taxation

    • Notarial ethics and responsibility

    • Collective proceedings and notary services

    • Estate mediation

    • Rural law

    • Practical case study in notarial business law

    • Practical cases on business transfers

    • Tutorials on marital property

    • Tutorials on inheritance and gifts

    • The funds

    • Authenticity

    • Case studies on rights of return and rights

    • Public domain

    • Land advertising

  • Real estate law

    6 credits
    • Property law

    • Condominium law

    • Urban planning law

    • Urban planning litigation

  • Property and corporate law

    6 credits
    • Laws protecting vulnerable persons and notarized deeds

    • Foundations and patronage

  • Taxation of private assets

    10 credits
  • Contractual technique

    5 credits

Admission

Admission requirements

Entry level: Bachelor's degree in Law, with the final year awarded by a public institution

Not open to work-study programs

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Registration procedures

Admission requirements for Master's 1

Prerequisite: a bachelor's degree in law. Admission to the two-year master's program is approved by the Selection Committee, after reviewing only the application documents submitted on the monmaster.gouv.fr platform.
The Committee does not conduct interviews or grant individual appointments.

Particular attention is paid to civil law grades from the three years and to those obtained in subjects related to notarial practice.

Documents sent individually to members of the Commission outside the procedure and outside the schedule will not be considered.

Traditional path: Bachelor's degree in law and possible internships in a notary's office.

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