UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG · FRANCE
Master in Business Law, European Financial Investigations Track
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsDuration
- 120 ECTS creditsCredits
- Alternance available in M2Work-Study Option
- Interdisciplinary facultyTeaching Staff
- Focus on European & International PracticeScope
This Master's program, specializing in European Financial Investigations within Business Law, aims to equip students with specialized knowledge in financial investigation. Key areas include criminal business law, asset tracing, and financial accounting. The program also focuses on familiarizing students with European and international financial investigation practices, covering topics such as police and financial cooperation, customs criminal law, and economic and financial cybercrime.
Curriculum
The program spans two years (Master 1 and Master 2), totaling 120 ECTS credits. The Master 2 year offers an 'alternance' option, combining work and study to enhance job market integration.
- Master 1 - Semester 1
- Special Criminal LawEN9481
- Company Taxation 1EN12267
- Legal English Terminology (DU)EN9479
- EnglishLHITBWAR
- GermanLHITC7J7
- SpanishLHITCKD5
- In-depth Company Law and Stock Market LawEN12269
- Personal and International TaxationEN20027
- EU Internal Market Law 1EN20024
- Transnational Business LawEN12391
- In-depth Commercial Law 1LHKJXR3J
- Optional Internship (minimum 3 weeks)EN9488
- Student EngagementEN9700
Careers
Graduates will be skilled in conducting financial investigations to detect offenses, gather evidence, identify criminal networks, and trace, freeze, or confiscate criminal assets. They will understand and utilize European and international judicial cooperation channels for financial investigations and be proficient in Criminal Financial Analysis.
- Clerk of a Notary
- Legal Professional
- Executive Manager of Central Administration
- Territorial Development Officer
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree (Bac + 3)A minimum of a Bachelor's degree is required. Strong results are expected in Business Law, Tax Law, Corporate Law, Business Criminal Law, General Criminal Law, and Criminal Procedure.
Master 1 Droit des affaires (or equivalent)For entry into Master 2, a Master 1 in Business Law is recommended but other fields such as Economics, Finance, or Audit are also considered. Strong results in the aforementioned legal subjects are also required.
For the 'alternance' (work-study) option, specific age conditions may apply. Students with specific profiles (e.g., disability, elite athletes, employed students) can benefit from study and/or examination accommodations.
Fees
Tuition (international)Refer to the dedicated registration fees page on the University of Strasbourg website.
Tuition (home)Refer to the dedicated registration fees page on the University of Strasbourg website.
LivingNot specified.
For detailed information on tuition fees, please consult the University of Strasbourg's official website.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the minimum Bac + 3 requirement and have strong academic results in relevant legal subjects. For M2, a Master 1 in Business Law or a related field (Economics, Finance, Audit) is recommended.
2. Review Specific Conditions (if applicable)If applying for the 'alternance' program in M2, check the specific age conditions required for the work-study contract.
3. Visit University WebsiteFor detailed admission and registration procedures, consult the official University of Strasbourg website.
Accreditation
Diploma issued by the University of Strasbourg.