Master 2 in International Economic Law

• A four-year degree in law is required, from domestic or international institutions, equivalent to 240 ECTS (European credits).
• Very good command of the English language (IELTS 7.0 or an equivalent to B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, or a Proficiency diploma in English.
• Good command of the French language will be taken into consideration.
• Credits: 1200 CM/60 credits

The Master’s degree (M2) in International Economic Law aims at giving students a thorough knowledge focusing on the studies of International and European Economic Law, Business Law, including World Trade Organization and EU Law, in an international economics and international economic development perspective.

Established in 1970, the Faculty of Law of Université Toulouse 1 Capitole is the second most important University in France, along with Bordeaux and Paris, and one of the most reputed in Europe.

Université Toulouse 1 Capitole is on the top 100 Universities rankings and is one of the oldest Universities in Europe, dating back to the 13th century. Founded in 1229 by King Saint Louis, it offers top-level university studies.

Curriculum

• European Union Law
• Competition Law - Competition
• International Trade Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Media Law
• Banking Law/ Capital Markets Law
• International Business Law
• International Arbitration – International Commercial Arbitration
• International & EU Tax Law
• International & Comparative Contract Law
• International & Comparative Law
• International Public Economic Law
• Human Rights and Property Protection – ECHR & Property Protection
• Public Tenders / Procurement
• International Investments

Students will be evaluated as follows:

• Assignments /projects
• Presentations
• Simulation exercises, virtual trials
• Group assignments
• Written Exams
• Students will be assessed through their participation in class
• Postgraduate paper or internship, along with a written report in well-known Law Firms or Business Law Services

Duration
Master’s 2 in International Economic Law entails 18 courses and a thesis. The duration of the program is 1 year-long and classes will be held on Fridays and Saturdays.

Careers
Master’s degree (M2) in International Economic Law provides great opportunities of using law as a source of competitive advantage for a law career. It is designed to be a university-level program addressing those who aspire to become successful Lawyers, Judges, Attorneys, and Legal Advisors in Businesses and Public Organizations related to International Financial Law, but also for those wishing to expand their knowledge in the fields of Economics and Law.

WHY TO CHOOSE THIS PROGRAM
A postgraduate master’s diploma that guarantees professional and academic progress, providing the appropriate foundation for a brilliant career in Law.
Université Toulouse Capitole 1 Law School is the second most prestigious in France and one of the most reputed in Europe. It is on the list of the 100 most valuable Law, Politics, and Economics schools in the world.
Masters 2 in International Economic Law focuses on the very important fields of Company and Financial Law on an International and European level, providing recognized specialization, both in Greece and abroad, on 18 related courses.
The courses are taught by 7 French professors from Université de Toulouse Capitole 1 and 6 distinguished Greek Professors with a high academic profile and professional and teaching experience.
International and prestigious guests, with academic and professional experience, will be invited to give lectures to the undergrads of the program.

UNIVERSITE TOULOUSE 1 CAPITOLE, FRANCE
Founded in 1229, UNIVERSITÉ TOULOUSE 1 CAPITOLE is one of the oldest universities in Europe with a tradition and a worldwide reputation for excellence in university education. At New York College, students have the privilege of obtaining an authentic degree from one of the most prestigious universities in the world. New York College has a franchise agreement in accordance with the legislation of the Hellenic Ministry of Education, and the degree you will receive at the end of your studies is awarded by the University itself.