European and International Business Law - Master's degree Year 1
Syllabus
Obligatoire
- Droit bancaire
- Droit des sociétés et gouvernance d'entreprise durable
- International Business Law
- Droit de la concurrence
- Procédure civile approfondie
- Droit des sûretés
Options - choisir 1 UE
Obligatoire
- Droit des entreprises en difficultés
- European human Rights
- International arbitration
- International Commercial contracts Law
- European Competition Law
- Law and Susbtainibility
- Travail personnel de recherche
Options - Choisir 1 UE
Academic Training Year 2026 - 2027 - subject to modification
Teaching Modalities
Classes begin: The first year of the Master’s is divided into two semesters from September to May.
Classes are held in small groups, either in French and English for the core curriculum, or entirely in English for the few students taking the English track.
The English Track in Law program enables law students to take law courses entirely in English for one semester / or one year. The courses are taught by Dauphine professors, as well as by guest professors for more specialized subjects. Two introductory courses are offered, on French law and French institutions, and on European law and European institutions. Other courses cover a variety of comparative, international and European topics.
Internships and Supervised Projects
In the European and International Business Law program, students are strongly encouraged to complete an internship.