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LLM International Construction Contracts (I2C)
LLM International Construction Contracts (I2C)
2024/2025
Direction: M. Charles GIJSBERS, M. Vincent LELOUP
Diplôme d’université (DU) - Droit
University Degree: Postgraduate
One Year (September to june)
Formation continue
► Présentation
La page en FR
A unique LLM for construction professionals seeking knowledge of sound contracts management practices in relation to international construction contracts in both civil law and common law environments.
The LLM I2C is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contracts management. The course is based on an optimal blend of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
► Objectifs
The LLM I2C is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contract management.
The course is based on an optimal balance of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
► Admission
Bac +4
► Profil recommandé
Required level:
- Demonstrate significant experience at executive positions on construction projects or in dealing with international construction contracts, claims or disputes; AND
- either hold an undergraduate degree in Law, OR have a minimum of 4 years of work experience and a previous undergraduate degree in any field
This course is open to experienced construction professionals and lawyers seeking to increase their knowledge and strengthen their skills in managing construction contracts in an international environment.
Candidates will be expected to:
- Demonstrate significant experience at executive positions on construction projects or in dealing with international construction contracts, claims or disputes.
- Submit a letter of motivation together with a CV, evidence of qualifications and references.
A limited number of places is available in order to maximise opportunities for group exchanges and discussion.
La page en FR
► Organisation de la formation
The program takes place over one year in Paris.
158 hours of teaching.
The courses are organized in three-day sessions: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, held once a month.
The courses are taught in English. They combine an academic/theoretical component supported by concrete examples of international projects, and role-playing exercises.
Online distance learning mode :
Allows you to benefit from both synchronous learning (online live access to lectures) and asynchronous learning (access at any time to lectures video recording) from the comfort of your home or office
However, please note that, in case you wish to attend in person one or several of the course lectures in Paris, no seat is guaranteed. Seats are limited and reserved to those who registered for the in-person learning mode. Should you wish to attend in-person, you will have to notify the course coordinator about your interest to attend a particular lecture/session in-person in Paris, who will then let you know whether it is possible to do so depending on seat availabilities at the time.
In-person learning mode :
Allows you to benefit from a lower level of tuition fees than the online distance learning mode
However, your in-person attendance to each lecture is mandatory. An absence will be only authorized on the basis of duly justified and valid force majeure reasons (sickness, family bereavement, etc.). Workload, professional missions or other similar work-related reasons are not considered as valid reasons to miss a lecture. The LLM course is designed for persons who combine their studies with their own professional occupation, and who are accordingly expected to set aside the necessary times in their individual calendar to attend lectures. The yearly programme of lectures is communicated to each student at the start of the LLM course, so that each student can accordingly book well ahead the necessary time slots in their respective calendar over the year.
Exams are taken remotely for everyone.
La page en FR
► Plus d'informations
http://assas-universite.fr/en/courses/programs-taught-english/llm-international-construction-contracts-i2c► Candidatures / Application
Du 1er janvier au 31 mai
► Contact
Marion Fritsch
Tél. +33 (0)1 53 63 53 44
Email : marion.fritsch@u-paris2.fr
► Coût de la formation / FEES
In-person rate: €9,000
Remote fee: €12,000
► TÉMOIGNAGES
Presentation
La page en FR
A unique LLM for construction professionals seeking knowledge of sound contracts management practices in relation to international construction contracts in both civil law and common law environments.
The LLM I2C is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contracts management. The course is based on an optimal blend of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
Objectives
The LLM I2C is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contract management.
The course is based on an optimal balance of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
Complementary informations
Brochure in english - Plaquette de présentation en français
Course Directors:
- Charles GIJSBERS, professor of private law
- Vincent LELOUP, Managing Partner, Exequatur
Lecturers:
- Diana BOWMAN, Responsable Juridique Vinci Energie
- Sophie DEIS-BEAUQUESNE, Directrice Juridique Groupe Vinci
- Yasmine El ACHKAR, Avocat, White&Case Law firm
- Frédéric GILLION, Partner, Pinsent Masons Law firm
- Stéphane GIRAUD, FIDIC President’s list of Adjudicators, Plan J Consulting
- Vincent LELOUP, Managing Partner, Exequatur
- Louis MEUNIER, Directeur des assurances Vinci Energies
- François MULLER, Partner, Altana law firm
- Charles NAIRAC, Partner, White & Case law firm
- James PERRY, Partner, PS Consulting
- Peter ROSHER, Partner, Cabinet Reed Smith
- Guillaume SAUVAGET, Partner PS Consulting
- Christopher SEPPÄLÄ, Partner of Counsel, White & Case law firm
- Christophe SERGEANT, Head of Unit, Legal Division - Energy, EDF SA
- Geoffrey SMITH, Partner, PS Consulting
Required level:
- Demonstrate significant experience at executive positions on construction projects or in dealing with international construction contracts, claims or disputes; AND
- either hold an undergraduate degree in Law, OR have a minimum of 4 years of work experience and a previous undergraduate degree in any field
This course is open to experienced construction professionals and lawyers seeking to increase their knowledge and strengthen their skills in managing construction contracts in an international environment.
Candidates will be expected to:
- Demonstrate significant experience at executive positions on construction projects or in dealing with international construction contracts, claims or disputes.
- Submit a letter of motivation together with a CV, evidence of qualifications and references.
A limited number of places is available in order to maximise opportunities for group exchanges and discussion.
La page en FR
Organisation of studies
The program takes place over one year in Paris.
158 hours of teaching.
The courses are organized in three-day sessions: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, held once a month.
The courses are taught in English. They combine an academic/theoretical component supported by concrete examples of international projects, and role-playing exercises.
Online distance learning mode :
Allows you to benefit from both synchronous learning (online live access to lectures) and asynchronous learning (access at any time to lectures video recording) from the comfort of your home or office
However, please note that, in case you wish to attend in person one or several of the course lectures in Paris, no seat is guaranteed. Seats are limited and reserved to those who registered for the in-person learning mode. Should you wish to attend in-person, you will have to notify the course coordinator about your interest to attend a particular lecture/session in-person in Paris, who will then let you know whether it is possible to do so depending on seat availabilities at the time.
In-person learning mode :
Allows you to benefit from a lower level of tuition fees than the online distance learning mode
However, your in-person attendance to each lecture is mandatory. An absence will be only authorized on the basis of duly justified and valid force majeure reasons (sickness, family bereavement, etc.). Workload, professional missions or other similar work-related reasons are not considered as valid reasons to miss a lecture. The LLM course is designed for persons who combine their studies with their own professional occupation, and who are accordingly expected to set aside the necessary times in their individual calendar to attend lectures. The yearly programme of lectures is communicated to each student at the start of the LLM course, so that each student can accordingly book well ahead the necessary time slots in their respective calendar over the year.
Exams are taken remotely for everyone.
La page en FR