European Union law
A dual path
Preparation of students for responsibilities in relation to Europe or for the teaching-research profession through the development of co-supervision theses.
In its tradition, the “European Union Law” speciality welcomes a multinational public to prepare students for responsibilities in relation to Europe in their country or within the European institutions. It can be also for the preparation of the profession of teacher-researcher in their University of origin, especially through the development of joint theses.
At the end of the course, the holders of the “M2 European Union Law” diploma will have a rigorous and exhaustive knowledge of European construction law (in its institutional and material aspects). They can demonstrate a complete competence in legal issues concerning European integration, its challenges and its environment, and the ability to apply their knowledge and know-how for professional purposes.
Head of the course
Yves PETIT
Download the syllabus: M1 & M2
At the end of the course, the holders of the “M2 European Union Law” diploma will have a rigorous and exhaustive knowledge of European construction law (in its institutional and material aspects). They can demonstrate a complete competence in legal issues concerning European integration, its challenges and its environment, and the ability to apply their knowledge and know-how for professional purposes.
Head of the course
Yves PETIT
Download the syllabus: M1 & M2
Job opportunities
Offering a dual path (research and professional), this Master’s degree leads to these opportunities:
- teacher-researcher
- officials and other staff of the European Union, the Council of Europe and other European organisations national and territorial administrations
- assistants at the Court of Justice (including legal secretaries at the Court of Justice of the European Union, the General Court of the European Union, the European Civil Service Tribunal)
- lawyers
- in-house lawyers specialising in European law
- consultants in European consultancy firms