Explore the programs and courses offered by Master's Private Law
Browse Programs Admission InformationSemester 01
Fundamental Teaching Units - UEF:
- The effects of obligations
- Contracts relating to the business
- Property offences
Methodological teaching units - UEM:
- Methodology of Scientific Research I
- Administrative Writing
Discovery Teaching Units - UED:
- Competition law
- Alternative dispute resolution
Transversal Teaching Units - UET:
- Foreign Language I
Semester 02
Fundamental Teaching Units - UEF:
- Service contracts
- Professional liability
- Corporate crimes
Methodological teaching units - UEM:
- Scientific Research Methodology II
- Information and Communication Technologies
Discovery Teaching Units - UED:
- Consumer Protection Law
- Social security litigation
Transversal Teaching Units - UET:
Foreign Language II
Semester 03
Fundamental Teaching Units - UEF:
- No-fault Liability
- Labour Law Litigation
- Property Acquisition
Methodological Teaching Units - UEM:
- Dissertation Writing Techniques
- Professional and Personal Project
Discovery Teaching Units - UED:
- Real Estate Development Contracts
- Exequatur
Transversal Teaching Units - UET:
Foreign Language III
Semester 04
- End-of-cycle dissertation
- E-commerce law (Seminar)
There are two exam sessions and two sessions for the final dissertation defense:
1/ Exams:
- The first regular session (late January to late February)
- Second regular session (late April to late May)
- Resit for the first session (early June)
- Resit for the second session (mid-June)
2/ The program culminates in the preparation of a master's thesis, which will be defended after successfully completing the program's exams.
The Master's program in Private Law is a gateway to law in general and aims to provide in-depth training in private law. It allows students to master the concepts of private law and to address legal and practical issues. It also prepares them for specialized studies and participation in job competitions.
For the targeted skills and abilities: - Participation in various competitive examinations such as the CAPA (Professional Certificate of Professional Aptitude), notary's office, judiciary, and bailiff's office.
- Work in public administrations (central and decentralized (local authorities and justice, etc.)) or in the economic sector, both public and private.
- Pursue studies toward a doctorate after successfully completing a competitive examination in similar competitions (private law, contracts and liability, professional liability, real estate law, etc.).
Admission is based on specific criteria and conditions for this specialty, and is dependent on the number of available or allocated teaching positions. Students with a certificate of successful completion of the Master's in Private Law program and those admitted with an overall average of 10 are eligible for registration. Registration is based on an application (civil status document, CUTIS, certificate of good conduct) and payment of the registration fee. Indicators of the effectiveness of the Master's in Private Law program: - The presence of a qualified and specialized teaching team. - Extensive experience acquired in the field of private law. - A specialized library at the faculty level. - An acceptable integration rate and access to professional opportunities.
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