PARIS 1 PANTHÉON-SORBONNE UNIVERSITY · FRANCE
Master 2 Administration and Liquidation of Companies in Difficulty (ALED)
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Master's
Level
- Pathway to regulated professions (judicial administrator, insolvency practitioner, lawyer)Professional Access
- 2 days of classes per week, compatible with professional activityFlexible Schedule
- Taught by leading academics and practitionersExpert Faculty
- Includes a Business Game or research thesisPractical Application
- Strong alumni networkCommunity
- Selective program with only 20 placesExclusivity
The Master 2 Administration and Liquidation of Companies in Difficulty (ALED) is a specialized postgraduate program offered by the Centre Sorbonne Insolvency and Restructuring. This program is designed to provide a strong foundation in the legal and practical aspects of managing companies facing financial distress. It serves as a key pathway for aspiring judicial administrators, insolvency practitioners, and lawyers specializing in corporate restructuring. The curriculum emphasizes a deep understanding of fundamental civil law and business law, combined with practical insights from industry professionals.
Curriculum
The program spans approximately 500 hours of coursework, running from September to September. Classes are held on Thursdays and Fridays from September to April, followed by the completion of a research thesis or participation in the Business Game. Students in the apprenticeship or professionalization contract track will complete their studies in September.
- Master 2
- Suretyships
- Liquidation of Liabilities
- APESA
- Observation Period
- Prevention
- Law of Obligations
- Property Law
- Social Law
- Security Law
- Plans
- Cassation Court Jurisprudence and Collective Proceedings
- Valorization Training
- Commercial Leases and Collective Proceedings
- Procedural Aspects of Collective Proceedings
- Financial Management
- European International Insolvency Litigation
- Financial Law
- Responsibility of Third Parties and Directors and Sanctions
- Real Effect of Collective Proceedings
- Civil Procedure / Environmental Law Applied to Collective Proceedings
- Repayments
- Public Prosecutor and Collective Proceedings
- Practice of Opening Collective Proceedings
- Fiducie - Security
- Claims
- Comparative Bankruptcy Law
- Assets Outside Collective Proceedings
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in the legal and financial sectors, particularly in roles dealing with corporate restructuring and insolvency.
- Judicial Administrator
- Insolvency Practitioner
- Lawyer (specializing in restructuring)
- Clerk of the Commercial Court
- Corporate Lawyer
- Bank Lawyer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the admission requirements for the Master 2 ALED program?
- Admission is selective and based on application review and an interview. For the apprenticeship track, a Master 1 ALED, Business Law, Business School Diploma, or IEP Paris Diploma is required. For the continuing education track, relevant professional experience is necessary.
- How long does the Master 2 ALED program last?
- The program spans approximately 500 hours of coursework and runs from September to September. Students on an apprenticeship or professionalization contract will complete their studies in September of the following year.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- International tuition fees are not specified. Please inquire directly with Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University for detailed cost information.
- What are the career prospects after completing the Master 2 ALED?
- Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Judicial Administrator, Insolvency Practitioner, Lawyer specializing in restructuring, Clerk of the Commercial Court, Corporate Lawyer, or Bank Lawyer.
- How can I apply for the Master 2 ALED program?
- Applications are submitted through the university's online platform, eCandidat. The process includes submitting an application, a potential pre-selection based on documents, and an admission interview, typically held in early July.
Entry requirements
Master 1 ALED or Business LawRequired for apprenticeship track
Business School DiplomaRequired for apprenticeship track
IEP Paris DiplomaRequired for apprenticeship track
Professional ExperienceFor continuing education track
Admission is selective and based on application review and an interview. Approximately 20 places are available, with 10 for apprenticeship/professionalization and 10 for continuing education.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please inquire directly with the university for specific international tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please inquire directly with the university for specific domestic tuition fees.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided.
The program offers two enrollment modes: apprenticeship/professionalization contract or continuing education. Detailed cost information should be obtained from the university.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationApply via the eCandidat platform under the 'Offres de formation' section, then 'Centre IEJ Paris 1: formations niveau Master 2'.
2. Review and Pre-selectionApplications are reviewed in late June. A pre-selection may result in an invitation to an admission interview.
3. Admission InterviewInterviews are typically held in early July.
4. Notification and RegistrationSuccessful candidates will be notified and invited to complete their administrative registration with the University.
Accreditation
ECTS credits: 120 upon graduation. Diploma level validated: BAC+5 (Master's degree). RNCP: 38201 / K1901 – Judicial Aid and Mediation / K1902 – Legal Collaboration / K1903 – Legal Defense and Advice.
Frequently asked questions
What are the admission requirements for the Master 2 ALED program?
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Admission is selective and based on application review and an interview. For the apprenticeship track, a Master 1 ALED, Business Law, Business School Diploma, or IEP Paris Diploma is required. For the continuing education track, relevant professional experience is necessary.
How long does the Master 2 ALED program last?
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The program spans approximately 500 hours of coursework and runs from September to September. Students on an apprenticeship or professionalization contract will complete their studies in September of the following year.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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International tuition fees are not specified. Please inquire directly with Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University for detailed cost information.
What are the career prospects after completing the Master 2 ALED?
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Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Judicial Administrator, Insolvency Practitioner, Lawyer specializing in restructuring, Clerk of the Commercial Court, Corporate Lawyer, or Bank Lawyer.
How can I apply for the Master 2 ALED program?
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Applications are submitted through the university's online platform, eCandidat. The process includes submitting an application, a potential pre-selection based on documents, and an admission interview, typically held in early July.