UNIVERSITY OF BORDEAUX · FRANCE
Master in Justice, Litigation, and Procedures
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
24 mo
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fr
Language
Master's
Level
The Master's degree in Justice, Litigation, and Procedures at the University of Bordeaux offers specialized pathways for students interested in the legal field. This program is designed for individuals holding a Bachelor's degree in Law or an equivalent qualification. Priority will be given to candidates who have completed coursework in civil and criminal procedure, including tutorials, and have demonstrated satisfactory academic performance in these areas. The program aims to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in handling legal disputes and procedures.
Curriculum
The Master's program includes two specializations: Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods and Judicial Litigation. Students will gain expertise in litigation procedures and alternative dispute resolution processes, along with generic skills such as analytical thinking, research initiation, professional adaptation, teamwork, autonomy, and public speaking.
- Master 1
- Master 2
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods
- Judicial Litigation
Careers
Graduates of this program are prepared for a variety of legal professions and roles within public and private sectors.
- Magistrate
- Lawyer
- Bailiff or Justice Commissioner
- Judicial Registry Director
- Clerk
- Litigation departments in public and private companies
- Teaching and research positions
- Mediator
- Conciliator
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree in Law or equivalentHold a Licence en droit or an equivalent diploma. Priority given to candidates with coursework and good results in civil and criminal procedure.
The 'Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods' pathway is exclusively offered through continuing education, catering to professionals seeking to enhance or diversify their skills in amicable dispute resolution and mediation/conciliation.
Fees
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Tuition and living cost information are not provided on the program page.
How to apply
1. Review Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic prerequisites, including holding a Licence en droit or equivalent and having satisfactory results in civil and criminal procedure.
2. Consult Application ProcedureVisit the provided 'Procédure de candidature' link for detailed instructions on the application process for Master's programs.
3. Submit ApplicationFollow the official application procedure to submit your candidacy for the Master's program.
Accreditation
RNCP 38198