Target level of study
BAC +5
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
Notarial Law specialization
- Master of Notarial Law
Training coordinator: Mélanie Jaoul
Organization
Program
The course is not open to sandwich courses, but takes place over two years in the classroom.
Select a program
Master of Notarial Law
- Training coordinator: Mélanie Jaoul
The aim of the Master's degree in notarial law is to prepare students for the practice of precisely targeted professions: the notarial professions. All courses and the mixed composition of the team are designed to promote the professionalization of the program. This objective is facilitated by a very precise targeting of outlets and by contacts developed with the professional bodies of the regional and national notarial profession (as evidenced, for example, by the annual organization of a colloquium with Arnu: Association Rapprochement Notariat-Université).
Optional
Rural law (ST)
3 creditsCondominium law (ST)
3 creditsDigital skills - Pix+Droit preparation
UE Wealth tax law
7 creditsTD Wealth tax law
2 creditsCM Wealth tax law
5 credits
UE Group 1 insolvency law
7 creditsUE Civil law: Inheritance
7 creditsReal estate development law (ST)
3 credits
Private international law of notarial activity
5 creditsLanguage: notarial English
Family property law
5 creditsElective UE
Security and land registration law
4 creditsTaxation of real estate assets
5 creditsLaw of obligations
2 creditsTutorials and professional conferences
4 creditsInternational inheritance tax case studies
Notarial ethics and liability
Insolvency proceedings and the notarial profession
Estate mediation
Rural law
Case study in notarial business law
Case studies in business transfers
Tutorials on couple's assets
Tutorials on inheritance and gifts
The funds
Authenticity
Case studies on rights of return and entitlements
Public ownership
Land publicity
Admission
Access conditions
Entry level: 3 years' higher education in law, with the final year awarded by a public institution
Not open to sandwich courses
How to register
Admission requirements for Master 1
Prerequisite: a law degree. Admission to the two-year Master's program is validated by the Selection Committee, after examining only the application documents submitted on the monmaster.gouv.fr platform.
The Committee does not conduct any interviews or grant individual appointments.
Particular attention is paid to grades in civil law over the three years, and to those obtained in subjects related to the notarial profession.
Documents sent individually to Commission members outside the procedure and timetable will not be examined.
Classic career path: Law degree and possible internships in a notary's office.