Law

The Graduate Program in Law offers a comprehensive curriculum of advanced study and research, from the Master's to the Doctorate degree, in corporate and tax law, estate law, public administration and international law. Through its association with the Dauphine Law Research Center (Cr2D) and researchers in law from the ENA and ENS, the graduate program offers a Master’s degree in which research plays a central role. Students may also choose elective courses designed to improve their transdisciplinary skills and broaden their curriculum.

Key figures

33
Researchers and professors
471
Students in Master's programs
1
Laboratory
37
PhD students

Subjects

International, European and comparative law

Business law, public and private law, tax law

Estate law

Public administration

A five-year track from Master’s to PhD

Upon entering the Master’s degree program, each student will define their scientific project with the graduate program's faculty and researchers. Students will have an academic advisor and will be heavily involved in research throughout the program.

Education
Research

Choose your Master’s degree and define your academic path

The graduate program offers the following Master’s degree:

 

Enhance and customize your academic path: elective courses

Complementary university-wide courses

Graduate program students at both the Master’s and PhD level have access to university-wide trainings in core competencies, both introductory and advanced, designed to supplement their academic study.
Those complementary university-wide courses, available in all of PSL’s component schools, are eligible for ECTS credit.

 

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Career opportunities

Trained in and through research, PSL alumni find numerous employment opportunities in the public, private and entrepreneurial sectors as well as in the academic world.

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Contact

Graduate Program Directors :

  • Louis Perreau-Saussine (Dauphine - PSL)
  • Hélène Tissandier (Dauphine - PSL)

gp-law@psl.eu