AIX-MARSEILLE UNIVERSITY · FRANCE
Master Droit des affaires
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
24 mo
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsProgram Duration
- 17Specialization Tracks
- Aix-en-Provence / Marseille CanebièreCampus Locations
- International Exchange opportunities (Erasmus)Global Experience
- Strong professional networkCareer Support
The Master in Business Law at Aix-Marseille University is a two-year program designed to equip legal professionals with a deep understanding of common business law, specializing in various professional fields in the second year. This selective program offers 17 different specialization tracks, preparing students for diverse and high-demand careers in the business legal sector. The program emphasizes both foundational legal knowledge and practical skills, including the use of digital tools in law and foreign languages. Students will begin with a strong common core curriculum in fundamental business law topics during the first year, such as corporate law, competition, consumer law, and business in difficulty. In the second year, students choose one of the many specialization tracks, allowing them to tailor their education to specific career aspirations in areas like international business law, intellectual property, banking law, or emerging fields like sports law and Chinese business law. The program also integrates professional internships to provide valuable real-world experience.
Curriculum
The Master's program in Business Law is structured over two years (M1 and M2). The first year (M1) focuses on building a common foundation in core business law subjects, with options for early specialization. The second year (M2) is dedicated to in-depth specialization through various parcours-type (tracks), often including a mandatory internship.
- Master 1 (First Year)
- Entreprises en difficulté
- Droit de la concurrence
- Droit de la consommation
- Droit des sociétés
- Utilisation des outils numériques appliqués aux métiers du Droit
- Langues étrangères
- Méthodologie juridique
- Master 2 (Second Year)
- Distribution concurrence
- Droit des affaires internationales
- Droit du sport
- Droit économique
- Droit et fiscalité de l'entreprise
- Droit et management du transport aérien
- Droit rural des affaires
- Gouvernance environnementale et sociétale de l'entreprise
- Ingénierie des sociétés
- Droit chinois des affaires
- Procédures bancaires et marchés des professionnels
- Droit et management des activités maritimes
- Droit et management des transports terrestres
- Droit des assurances
- Entreprises en difficulté
- Droit des affaires approfondi
- Compliance et droit des affaires
- Business, law and economics
- Numérique des affaires et propriété intellectuelle
Careers
Graduates of the Master in Business Law are well-prepared for a variety of legal careers both in France and internationally. The specialized tracks and practical experience gained through internships open doors to diverse roles across different sectors.
- Business Lawyer (domestic or international)
- Legal Counsel
- Industrial Property Consultant
- Judicial Administrator
- Sports Agent
- Insurance Agent
- Transport Agent
- Broker
- Banker
- Wealth Advisor
- Corporate Jurist
- Tax Specialist
- Human Resources Director
- Company Director
- Expert
- Academic / Researcher
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Master in Business Law program?
- For the first year (M1), you need to have completed or be completing 3 years of higher education, typically holding a French 'Licence en droit' or equivalent. For direct entry into the second year (M2), you need to have completed or be completing 4 or 5 years of higher education.
- What is the duration of the Master in Business Law program?
- The Master in Business Law is a two-year program, structured as Master 1 (M1) and Master 2 (M2).
- How do I apply to the program?
- Applications are made through the university's dedicated online admissions platform, not a national platform. You will need to create an account, upload required documents such as transcripts, CV, and motivation letter, and potentially take management and English language tests.
- Are there specific language proficiency requirements?
- International students will need to demonstrate proficiency in French. Depending on the chosen specialization track, English proficiency may also be required, with accepted tests including TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS.
- What are the career prospects after graduating?
- Graduates are well-prepared for legal careers in France and internationally, with roles including Business Lawyer, Legal Counsel, Corporate Jurist, Tax Specialist, and various other specialized legal and advisory positions.
- What is the application deadline?
- The application deadline for the first session is March 16, 2026. Selected candidates will then be invited for interviews shortly after.
Entry requirements
Licence en droitHolders of a French 'Licence en droit' or equivalent degree. The program is selective from the first year of the Master's (M1).
TOEFL
TOEIC
IELTS
Admission to the program is highly selective and requires a formal application process. International students will need to demonstrate proficiency in French and potentially English, depending on the chosen specialization track. For MSc 1 (2-year program), candidates need to have completed or be in the process of completing 3 years of higher education. For MSc 2 (direct entry to 2nd year), candidates need to have completed or be in the process of completing 4 or 5 years of higher education.
Fees
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How to apply
1. Create your application fileGo to the university's dedicated admissions platform and create a login and password to start your application.
2. Register for prerequisite testsDepending on your entry level (MSc 1 or MSc 2), register for the required management test (GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or Score IAE Message) and an English language test (TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS). Test results are valid for 3 years.
3. Complete and submit your application (MSc 1)If applying for the MSc 1 (two-year program), complete the online application form and upload the following documents by the deadline: academic transcripts from all post-high school studies with calculated averages, CV, letter of motivation, official management test results, official English test results, and a passport-size photo. Submit your complete file as soon as you receive test certificates for ongoing evaluation.
4. Complete and submit your application (MSc 2)If applying for direct entry to MSc 2 (second year), complete the online application form and upload the following documents by the deadline: academic transcripts from all post-high school studies with calculated averages, CV, letter of motivation, official English test results, and a passport-size photo. Management test results (GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or Score IAE Message) are highly recommended but not compulsory for MSc 2 direct entry. Submit your complete file as soon as you receive test certificates for ongoing evaluation.
5. Finalize your applicationClick 'validate' on your candidate interface by the application closing date for initial training candidates.
6. Interviews (if selected)Selected candidates will be invited for remote motivational interviews via Zoom.
7. Admission ConfirmationSuccessful applicants will receive confirmation of their admission.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Master in Business Law program?
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For the first year (M1), you need to have completed or be completing 3 years of higher education, typically holding a French 'Licence en droit' or equivalent. For direct entry into the second year (M2), you need to have completed or be completing 4 or 5 years of higher education.
What is the duration of the Master in Business Law program?
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The Master in Business Law is a two-year program, structured as Master 1 (M1) and Master 2 (M2).
How do I apply to the program?
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Applications are made through the university's dedicated online admissions platform, not a national platform. You will need to create an account, upload required documents such as transcripts, CV, and motivation letter, and potentially take management and English language tests.
Are there specific language proficiency requirements?
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International students will need to demonstrate proficiency in French. Depending on the chosen specialization track, English proficiency may also be required, with accepted tests including TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS.
What are the career prospects after graduating?
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Graduates are well-prepared for legal careers in France and internationally, with roles including Business Lawyer, Legal Counsel, Corporate Jurist, Tax Specialist, and various other specialized legal and advisory positions.
What is the application deadline?
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The application deadline for the first session is March 16, 2026. Selected candidates will then be invited for interviews shortly after.