PARIS 1 PANTHÉON-SORBONNE UNIVERSITY · FRANCE
Sorbonne LLM Business Law for Foreign Lawyers
Diploma · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
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Diploma
Level
- 1 yearDuration
- Taught in EnglishLanguage of Instruction
- French & European Business LawSpecialization
- Study trip to European Court of Human RightsExperiential Learning
- Small group teachingClass Size
This LLM program, offered in English, is designed for lawyers who are not native French speakers. It provides an opportunity to study French and European business law within a prestigious academic environment. The program focuses on understanding the legal reasoning specific to civil law countries. Taught in small groups by recognized French legal specialists, the courses aim to familiarize international lawyers with French and European legal systems. Additionally, a French language course is available to help students improve their working language skills. This program offers a unique experience to learn about French law and culture in Paris.
Curriculum
The program is structured around core legal units taught by university professors and legal practitioners. Classes are conducted in small groups to encourage discussion and participation. A study trip to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg is included.
- Autumn Semester
- UE1 Introduction to French & European Law
- Introduction to French Business Law
- Introduction to French & European Judicial System & Proceeding
- Introduction to French Public Economic Law
- UE2 Basics of French & European Business Law
- Corporate Law
- Private & Public Contract Law
- UE3 Learning the French Language
- FLE (French as a Foreign Language)
- Spring Semester
- UE1 Learning the French Language
- FLE (French as a Foreign Language)
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Sorbonne LLM Business Law for Foreign Lawyers programme?
- This is a one-year diploma programme designed for lawyers who are not native French speakers. It focuses on French and European business law, taught in English, within a prestigious academic environment.
- What is the duration of the programme?
- The programme lasts for one year.
- What is the language of instruction?
- The programme is taught in English. A French language course is also available to help students improve their skills.
- What are the entry requirements?
- Applicants must be lawyers who are not native French speakers and must hold a Law Degree.
- What does the curriculum include?
- The curriculum covers French and European law, including introductions to French and European Judicial Systems, Public Economic Law, Corporate Law, and Contract Law. A study trip to the European Court of Human Rights is also included.
- Where can I find information about tuition fees and how to apply?
- Tuition and living cost information is not available on the provided pages. Specific details on the application process, required documents, and deadlines are also not detailed; prospective students should consult the university's official admissions pages.
Entry requirements
Law DegreeMust be a lawyer (non-French speaking)
This program is specifically designed for lawyers who are not native French speakers.
Fees
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Tuition and living cost information is not available on the provided pages.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Sorbonne LLM Business Law for Foreign Lawyers programme?
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This is a one-year diploma programme designed for lawyers who are not native French speakers. It focuses on French and European business law, taught in English, within a prestigious academic environment.
What is the duration of the programme?
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The programme lasts for one year.
What is the language of instruction?
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The programme is taught in English. A French language course is also available to help students improve their skills.
What are the entry requirements?
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Applicants must be lawyers who are not native French speakers and must hold a Law Degree.
What does the curriculum include?
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The curriculum covers French and European law, including introductions to French and European Judicial Systems, Public Economic Law, Corporate Law, and Contract Law. A study trip to the European Court of Human Rights is also included.
Where can I find information about tuition fees and how to apply?
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Tuition and living cost information is not available on the provided pages. Specific details on the application process, required documents, and deadlines are also not detailed; prospective students should consult the university's official admissions pages.