Intended Level of Study
5 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Notarial Law Specialization
- Master's in Notarial Law
Academic Director: Mélanie Jaoul
Organization
Program
This program is not available as a work-study program; it is a two-year on-campus program.
Select a program
Master's Degree in Notarial Law
- Academic Director: Mélanie Jaoul
The Master’s in Notarial Law is designed to prepare students for specific professions: careers in the notarial profession. All of the courses and the diverse composition of the faculty are designed to support the program’s professional orientation. This objective is furthered by a very precise focus on career opportunities and by established contacts with regional and national notarial professional bodies (as evidenced, for example, by the annual symposium organized in collaboration with ARNU: Association Rapprochement Notariat-Université).
Optional
Agricultural Law (ST)
3 creditsCondominium Law (ST)
3 creditsDigital Skills - Pix+Droit Prep
EU Property Tax Law
7 creditsTD: Estate Tax Law
2 creditsMaster's in Estate Tax Law
5 credits
EU Insolvency Law, Group 1
7 creditsEU Civil Law: Inheritance
7 creditsReal Estate Development Law (ST)
3 credits
Private International Law as It Applies to Notarial Practice
5 creditsLanguage: Notarial English
Family Property Law
5 creditsEU Options
Choose one of the following two options:
Security Interests and Land Registration Law
4 creditsTaxation of Real Estate Assets
5 creditsLaw of Obligations
2 creditsTutorials and Professional Lectures
4 creditsCase Studies on International Estate Taxation
Notarial Ethics and Liability
Insolvency Proceedings and Notarial Services
Estate Mediation
Agricultural Law
Case Study in Business Notarial Law
Case Studies on Business Succession
Tutorials on Marital Property
Tutorials on Inheritance and Gifts
Funds
Authenticity
Case Studies on Rights of Return and Rights
Public Ownership
Land Registry
Admission
Admission Requirements
Entry requirement: A three-year law degree, with the final year completed at a public institution
Not open to work-study programs
Registration Procedures
Admission Requirements for the First Year of the Master’s Program
Prerequisite: a bachelor’s degree in law. Admission to the two-year master’s program is approved by the Selection Committee, based solely on a review of the application materials submitted via the monmaster.gouv.fr platform.
The Committee does not conduct any interviews and does not schedule any individual meetings.
Particular attention is given to civil law grades from all three years and to grades earned in courses related to notarial practice.
Documents submitted individually to members of the Commission outside the formal procedure and outside the established timeline will not be considered.
Traditional path: Bachelor’s degree in law and, potentially, internships at a notary’s office.