Droit international - Mention :Master - Parcours :Master (M2) mention Droit International et Droit Européen parcours type Comparative & European Private International Law (CEPIL) par UT1 Capitole

SEMESTER 1 - UNIVERSITE TOULOUSE 1 CAPITOLE
- 30 ECTS UNIT 1 - FUNDAMENTAL COURSES
- 82hrs
- 15 ECTS
Module 1: Private international law
- General part
- Private international law
- Fundamental rules and principles
- 20hrs
- European Private international law
- 15hrs
- Introduction to comparative Private international law
- 8hrs
Module 2: Private international law
- Specific areas
- Private international law and business law
- 15hrs
- Private international law and contracts
- 15hrs
- Private International law and Intellectual Property Law
- 9hrs UNIT 2 - SPECIALISED COURSES
- 75hrs
- 15 ECTS
- European contract law
- 10hrs
- European business law
- 10hrs
- European criminal law
- 10hrs
- Intellectual Property Law
- 10hrs
- Conferences in European and International law and politics (mainly about the philosophical aspects of law) - 10hrs
- Legal English
- 15hrs
- Project management SEMESTER 2 - UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
- 30 ECTS UNIT 3 - 40hrs
Module 1: PIL
- Common Law Perspectives
Module 2 and 3 (to choose amongst the following):
- International Dispute Resolution;- Corporate Governance;- IP Law;- Cross
- border Tax Law;- Competition Law;- Banking and Financial Services Law;- Private International Law of Family Matters;- Oil and Gas Law. LL.M 's thesis:The student must produce a research thesis written in English. The topics will be chosen from a list made by the University of Dundee in association with the UT1. This thesis has to be submitted by August according to the examination rules in the University of Dundee.This work does not lead to an oral defence. A professional internship is still possible but optional.

This second year* of Master in Comparative and European Private International Law (CEPIL) provides a research master's degree.It is entirely taught in English and has been set up in September 2011 by a cooperation agreement between the Université Toulouse 1 Capitole and the University of Dundee in Scotland.This programme is a double degree giving the chance to the students into it to be graduated of a Master 2 and a LL.M (Latin Legum Magister) in the same time. The French Master is issued after having spent the first semester in the Université Toulouse 1 Capitole and the LL.M after the second semester in the University of Dundee. The LL.M certificate is presented during a graduation ceremony taking place in the University of Dundee.This kind of programme remains unusual in France because of the cross competences, reflexes, methodology and knowledge necessary to the Internationalisation and especially Europeanisation of private law situations and regulations. The LL.M is a diploma globally recognised, in particularly in the English countries. The graduation implies to write a short thesis in English according to the regulation of the University of Dundee. * In the French system, the master program is divided into two years: Master 1 (first
- year of Master) and Master 2 (second
- year of Master). It is possible to apply either for Master 1 or Master 2.
Etablissements cohabilitésUniversity of Dundee