The Master's program in Real Estate Law offers a specialized curriculum that provides students with in-depth knowledge of legal aspects related to real estate, including legislation, documentation, disputes, and legal protection of property.
📍 Introduction to Real Estate Law – Fundamental concepts, types, and characteristics of real estate law.
📍 Methods of Property Acquisition – Legal ways of acquiring property, including expropriation and administrative preemption.
📍 Real Estate Documentation and Registration – Study of the notarial system, responsibilities of notaries, and property registration.
📍 Property Rights Protection – Civil, administrative, and criminal protection of real estate ownership.
📍 Real Estate Activities – Real estate promotion law and various real estate professions.
📍 Urban Planning and Construction Law – Regulations on urban planning, land-use planning, and construction permits.
🚀 Real Estate Investment – Study of agricultural, industrial, and tourism real estate and its role in economic development.
🚀 Real Estate Disputes – Analysis of real estate litigation and resolution methods, including court rulings and arbitration.
🚀 Cultural Property Law – Legal frameworks for protecting archaeological and cultural sites.
🚀 Real Estate Donations – Laws governing property donations, wills, and endowments.
🚀 Information Technology in Real Estate Documentation – Study of electronic documentation and its impact on real estate transactions.
🎓 Eligibility: Holders of a Bachelor’s degree (Licence) in Legal and Administrative Sciences (LMD or Classical system).