UNIVERSITÉ PARIS-SACLAY · FRANCE
M2 Intellectual Property and Business Law in the Digital Age
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- Focus on current and future legal challenges in the digital eraProgram Focus
- Combines core business law with IP and digital law specializationCurriculum Structure
- Mandatory internship (min. 2 months) for practical experienceInternship Component
- Research-focused mémoire for academic and professional developmentResearch Emphasis
- Preparation for professional exams and competitionsCareer Preparation
- Some courses offered in EnglishLanguage Component
The Master 2 (M2) in Intellectual Property and Business Law in the Digital Age (M2 PID@N) is designed to equip students with the legal expertise needed to navigate the evolving landscape of digital technologies. This program addresses both the theoretical challenges and practical aspects of contract law, litigation, and technology within industries undergoing digital transformation. The curriculum combines foundational business law with specialized courses in intellectual property and digital law. Students will gain interdisciplinary knowledge in areas like computer science and economics, with some courses delivered in English. The program allows for specialization in either intellectual property law or digital law through elective courses and personal projects. A significant component of the M2 PID@N is a mandatory internship of at least two months, often extending to six months, which allows students to apply their acquired skills in a professional setting. The program also emphasizes research skills through a year-long research mémoire, preparing students for potential doctoral studies.
Curriculum
The M2 PID@N program integrates fundamental business law with specialized courses in intellectual property and digital law. Students will also acquire complementary interdisciplinary knowledge in computer science and economics, with some courses taught in English. Options and personal projects allow students to tailor their specialization in either intellectual property law or digital law.
- Year 2
- Introduction to Business Law
- Intellectual Property Law Fundamentals
- Digital Law Challenges
- Contract Law in the Digital Space
- Company Law and Digital Assets
- Data Protection and Privacy Law
- Computer Science and Economics for Lawyers
- Research Methodology and Thesis Preparation
- Internship (minimum 2 months)
- Research Mémoire
Careers
This Master's degree prepares graduates for a range of specialized roles within the legal and business sectors, particularly those involving intellectual property, digital law, and corporate affairs. The program emphasizes practical skills and research capabilities to ensure rapid professional integration.
- In-house corporate lawyer or specialized consultant in intellectual property, digital law, and business affairs
- Junior lawyer or consultant in intellectual property and digital law
- Industrial property consultant
- Business development manager for intellectual property
- Data Protection Officer
- Public affairs officer in relevant fields
- Regulatory affairs officer
- Business intelligence lawyer or consultant
- Information Systems Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the M2 Intellectual Property and Business Law in the Digital Age programme?
- You generally need to have successfully completed a Master 1 (M1) degree in Law or an equivalent qualification in a related field. Admission is based on your academic record and suitability for the program.
- What is the duration of the programme?
- This is a Master 2 (M2) programme, which typically represents the second year of a Master's degree. The curriculum includes a year-long research mémoire and a mandatory internship of at least two months.
- Are there any courses taught in English?
- Yes, some courses within the programme are delivered in English, complementing the core curriculum.
- What are the career prospects after completing this Master's degree?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as in-house corporate lawyer, specialized consultant in intellectual property or digital law, Data Protection Officer, or prepare for public service or bar exams.
- How do I apply for the programme?
- International students should follow the general admission procedure for Master's degrees at Université Paris-Saclay via their admissions platform. You will need to complete an online form and upload required documents.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Information on specific tuition fees for international students is not provided and should be sought directly from the university or relevant faculty, as amounts can vary.
Entry requirements
Master's Degree (M1) or equivalentSuccessful completion of a Master 1 (M1) degree in Law or an equivalent qualification in a related field is generally required for admission.
Admission is based on the student's academic record and suitability for the program. Specific requirements may vary.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students are not specified in the provided text. The Fees page mentions amounts can vary by program and student situation.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for domestic students are not specified in the provided text. The Fees page mentions amounts can vary by program and student situation.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided.
Information on specific tuition fees and living costs should be sought directly from the university or relevant faculty.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the academic and any specific program prerequisites.
2. Visit the Admissions PortalAccess the Université Paris-Saclay admissions platform via the 'Je candidate' (I Apply) link.
3. Complete the Application FormFill out the online application form with accurate personal and academic information.
4. Upload Required DocumentsSubmit all necessary supporting documents as specified in the application guidelines.
5. Application ReviewThe university will review your application and academic qualifications.
6. Admission DecisionYou will be notified of the admission decision.
Scholarships
International Master's Scholarships—
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme—
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the M2 Intellectual Property and Business Law in the Digital Age programme?
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You generally need to have successfully completed a Master 1 (M1) degree in Law or an equivalent qualification in a related field. Admission is based on your academic record and suitability for the program.
What is the duration of the programme?
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This is a Master 2 (M2) programme, which typically represents the second year of a Master's degree. The curriculum includes a year-long research mémoire and a mandatory internship of at least two months.
Are there any courses taught in English?
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Yes, some courses within the programme are delivered in English, complementing the core curriculum.
What are the career prospects after completing this Master's degree?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as in-house corporate lawyer, specialized consultant in intellectual property or digital law, Data Protection Officer, or prepare for public service or bar exams.
How do I apply for the programme?
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International students should follow the general admission procedure for Master's degrees at Université Paris-Saclay via their admissions platform. You will need to complete an online form and upload required documents.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Information on specific tuition fees for international students is not provided and should be sought directly from the university or relevant faculty, as amounts can vary.