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Diplôme supérieur d’université mention Droit international public (Public International Law)
Diplôme supérieur d’université mention Droit international public (Public International Law)
2024/2025
Direction: Mme Claire CRÉPET-DAIGREMONT
Diplôme supérieur d'université (DSU) - Droit
Diplôme supérieur d’université
1 year
Formation initiale
► Présentation
Paris-Panthéon-Assas University offers Master's level programs specifically designed for international students and known as Diplômes Supérieurs d'Université (D.S.U.). This type of legal education is particularly well-suited to the specific needs of international students and consists of four types of teaching:
- Introduction to French public and private law courses.
- Study direction and methodology (training in French legal exercises).
- Undergraduate and/or first-year Master's level courses (lectures and tutorials) depending on the chosen specialization.
- Advanced French language courses.
► Objectifs
- Enable international students to pursue a legal education while improving their proficiency in French.
- Enhance their knowledge of French law within the offered specializations.
► Admission
Bac +4
► Profil recommandé
To be eligible for admission, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Hold a degree in law obtained from a foreign institution that is recognized as equivalent to a French Master 1.
- Hold one of the following French language diplomas (level B2 minimum):
- Test de connaissance du français (TCF) with the written expression part
- Test d'évaluation de français (TEF)
- Diplôme d'études en langue française (DELF)
- DU de FLE (Français Langue Étrangère) from French universities
- Diplôme du Cours de civilisation française de la Sorbonne
For detailed information regarding the application procedures, please visit the dedicated webpage: Les Diplômes Supérieurs d'Université.
► Programme
The degree program consists of the following components:
Core Courses:
- Introduction to Public Law
- Introduction to Private Law
- Study Direction and Methodology
- French Language
In addition, students are required to choose three elective courses from the following options:
- Public International Law 1 (lectures and tutorials)
- Public International Law 2 (lectures and tutorials)
- International Economic Law (lectures and tutorials)
- Law of the European Convention on Human Rights (lectures and tutorials)
- International Business Law (lectures and tutorials)
- International Dispute Resolution Law (lectures and tutorials)
► Poursuites d'études
Application to a Master's Program
► Contact
Information
Thaïs KJELLBERG
Phone: +33 (0)1 44 41 55 33
International Affairs - International Degrees & Campuses Unit
Bureau 706
92 rue d’Assas - 75006 Paris
Director of studies
► Plus d'informations
http://assas-universite.fr/en/courses/programs-taught-english/diplome-superieur-duniversite-mention-droit-international-public► Organization of Studies
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Presentation
Paris-Panthéon-Assas University offers Master's level programs specifically designed for international students and known as Diplômes Supérieurs d'Université (D.S.U.). This type of legal education is particularly well-suited to the specific needs of international students and consists of four types of teaching:
- Introduction to French public and private law courses.
- Study direction and methodology (training in French legal exercises).
- Undergraduate and/or first-year Master's level courses (lectures and tutorials) depending on the chosen specialization.
- Advanced French language courses.
Objectives
- Enable international students to pursue a legal education while improving their proficiency in French.
- Enhance their knowledge of French law within the offered specializations.
To be eligible for admission, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Hold a degree in law obtained from a foreign institution that is recognized as equivalent to a French Master 1.
- Hold one of the following French language diplomas (level B2 minimum):
- Test de connaissance du français (TCF) with the written expression part
- Test d'évaluation de français (TEF)
- Diplôme d'études en langue française (DELF)
- DU de FLE (Français Langue Étrangère) from French universities
- Diplôme du Cours de civilisation française de la Sorbonne
For detailed information regarding the application procedures, please visit the dedicated webpage: Les Diplômes Supérieurs d'Université.
Program
The degree program consists of the following components:
Core Courses:
- Introduction to Public Law
- Introduction to Private Law
- Study Direction and Methodology
- French Language
In addition, students are required to choose three elective courses from the following options:
- Public International Law 1 (lectures and tutorials)
- Public International Law 2 (lectures and tutorials)
- International Economic Law (lectures and tutorials)
- Law of the European Convention on Human Rights (lectures and tutorials)
- International Business Law (lectures and tutorials)
- International Dispute Resolution Law (lectures and tutorials)
Further studies
Application to a Master's Program
Information
Thaïs KJELLBERG
Phone: +33 (0)1 44 41 55 33
International Affairs - International Degrees & Campuses Unit
Bureau 706
92 rue d’Assas - 75006 Paris
