
The M2 Law, Entrepreneurship and Digital-AI (LEAD-AI) Master's program aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage the legal and financial risks associated with starting and running businesses, particularly startups. It focuses on providing legal support tailored to digital business activities and new technologies for innovative companies. The program emphasizes the importance of anticipating legal and financial challenges, making law a supportive tool for developing innovative ventures. It is designed for students seeking to work in the startup ecosystem, either as entrepreneurs or legal advisors to innovative businesses, and is open to backgrounds in law, management, economics, development, entrepreneurship, and design.
The curriculum is structured to help students create or support the creation of innovative companies and master digital innovations. Key modules cover entrepreneurship, corporate law for startups, digital law, and AI's role in decision-making.
Graduates of the Business Law program, including the LEAD-AI specialization, are prepared for diverse and evolving professional roles within the financial and legal sectors. The program aims to create or support the establishment of innovative companies.
Applications are processed via the Inception platform. For those seeking credit for prior experience, a VAPP file is required.
Tuition fees and living costs may vary. Refer to the university's official website for the most up-to-date information on fees and financial aid.
To be eligible, you must have completed a Master 1 degree or an equivalent qualification. Non-French speakers are required to provide an attestation of French proficiency.
Applications are submitted through the Inception platform. You will need to gather documents such as a cover letter, academic transcripts, CV, and proof of French proficiency if applicable.
The application period for the M2 Law, Entrepreneurship and Digital-AI program runs from January 30, 2026, to June 15, 2026.
Graduates are prepared for roles in the financial and legal sectors, including company lawyer, legal advisor to innovative businesses, and roles within regulatory agencies or asset management companies. The program also supports the establishment of innovative companies.
Yes, Université Paris-Saclay offers International Master's scholarships and the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship for international students, both of which are merit-based. Specific details on amounts and application processes are available on the university website.
The M2 Law, Entrepreneurship and Digital-AI program has a maximum capacity of 30 students.