
This Master's program focuses on diplomacy and strategic negotiations, equipping students with the legal and economic tools necessary to understand and navigate the complexities of international relations. It emphasizes practical application through case studies, seminars, and a compulsory internship. A key component is a mock negotiation exercise conducted in partnership with international universities, providing real-world simulation experience.
The curriculum is structured around three core components, focusing on historical perspectives, global issues, and security. Students will gain expertise in various fields through lectures, directed studies, and practical classes.
Graduates are prepared for a range of roles in diplomacy, international organizations, and multinational corporations.
A completed questionnaire specific to the M2 Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiations program is required. Supporting documents for foreign language proficiency (TOEFL, TOEIC, or teacher's certificate) are optional. A certificate of French proficiency is compulsory for non-French speakers. Applicants requesting a valuation of assets for diploma entry must submit a VAP file.
Information on tuition fees and scholarships can be found on the university's admissions pages.
The programme is one year in duration.
The language of instruction for the M2 Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiations programme is English.
Graduates are prepared for roles in diplomacy, international organizations, legal positions in international and European bodies, as well as in NGOs and law firms.
Applications are submitted through the Inception platform and require a motivation letter, academic transcripts, and a CV. The application period is from April 20 to May 31, 2026.
Information on tuition fees can be found on the university's admissions pages, as amounts may vary.
Yes, the International Master's Scholarships and the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme are available for international students based on merit.