
This Master's program, specializing in International Law and European Law, offers advanced knowledge and practical skills in European business law, including competition law, public procurement, and taxation. It also delves into the world of businesses, covering corporate strategy, anti-fraud measures, and European economic principles. The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and economic landscape relevant to international enterprises operating within the European Union framework.
The curriculum is structured across two semesters, focusing on core European business law subjects and specialization seminars. Students will gain insights into various legal areas through lectures, directed studies, and practical classes.
Graduates will be well-prepared for a range of legal and strategic roles in international and European contexts.
French language proficiency may be required. Specific details should be confirmed with the university.
Tuition fees may vary. Refer to the official university website for the most current information.
A Master's degree (or equivalent) in International Law and European Law, or a related field, is typically required. Applicants must have completed their prior studies by the application date. French language proficiency may also be required, please confirm with the university.
Tuition fees for international students may vary. It is recommended to refer to the official university website for the most current information on tuition and estimated living costs.
The application period for the M2 Enterprise and European Union Law program is from January 30, 2026, to April 25, 2026. Ensure all required documents are submitted via the Inception Platform by the deadline.
Graduates are prepared for roles in diplomacy, international and European organizations, banks, multinational corporations, human rights institutions, NGOs, and law firms.
Yes, the university offers International Master's scholarships and participates in the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme, both of which are merit-based. More details are available on the university's scholarship page.