DROI2003-1

Duration

Droit des sociétés : 25h Th
Droit social : 25h Th

Number of credits

	Bachelor in economics and business management	5 crédits

Lecturer

Droit des sociétés : Frédéric Daerden, Laurent Stas de Richelle
Droit social : Matthieu Simon

Language(s) of instruction

French language

Organisation and examination

Teaching in the second semester

Schedule

Schedule online

Units courses prerequisite and corequisite

Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program

Learning unit contents

Droit social

Title 1 - Recruitment Title 2 - Management of work relations Title 3 - Company growth: impact on social law

Learning outcomes of the learning unit

Droit social

General training in social law.
This course contributes to the following learning expectations: It strengthens students' knowledge and understanding of management subjects as well its legal, political and social context.
The knowledge and understanding they acquire will prepare them for areas of specialisation.
They will learn how to integrate information, tools and contextual data that they have found themselves to elaborate and propose, individually or within a team, original, creative and viable solutions to real or simulated complex management problems, taking the human, social and legal context into account if necessary.
They will develop a transversal overview.
When faced with a management problem, they will be able to suggest ethical and socially responsible solutions that respect the principles of good governance.

Prerequisite knowledge and skills

Droit social

Introductory course to private and public law.

Planned learning activities and teaching methods

Droit social

General lecture illustrated by case studies relating to company work relations.

Mode of delivery (face-to-face ; distance-learning)

Droit social

Face-to-face + podcast

Assessment methods and criteria

Droit social

Written exam (MCQ and open questions) in the 1st and 2nd session.
During the exam, students may refer to the compendium of legislation established by the professor. Any other documents are forbidden during the exam.
Students can underline or highlight items in this compendium but they CAN'T make any annotations: only references to articles are allowed. Post-its can be used in these documents, but only as 'bookmarks': nothing can be written on them. Students found in possession of any documents other than those authorised, during the exam, will receive 0/20 for the exam.

The assessment criteria are as follows: - knowledge of the law taught during lectures (memorise - reconstruct), - the ability to link different concepts in order to properly grasp a practical situation and elaborate the relevant strategies.

Work placement(s)

Organizational remarks

Contacts

Droit social

Matthieu SIMON, Deputy (labour prosecutor's office Liège), Assistant professor
(Contact : Matthieu.Simon@uliege.be)

Adaptation of teaching commitments following the COVID-19 pandemic for the May-June 2020 session

Teaching methods implemented : distance-learning

Droit des sociétés

The course could be given in the ordinary way until Thursday, March 12, 2020.
After this date, the course sessions were replaced by podcasts/screencasts. which are deposited on the @lola platform.
For the "social law" part (5h - planned in "lectures" format), two "screencast" recordings have been or will be uploaded on @lola.

Droit social

Podcasts and slides. Questions can be sent to the professor by email.

Assessment subjects

Droit des sociétés

The course could be given in the ordinary way until Thursday, March 12, 2020.
After this date, the course sessions were replaced by podcasts which are deposited on the @lola platform.
Questions can be sent to the teacher by email, who will answer them collectively.

Droit social

All the material contained in the slides and podcasts must be known according to the information given by the professor.

Assessment methods

Droit des sociétés

In this extraordinary context, the examination will take the form of an examination on the e-campus platform, with the possibility of using the forms of questions proposed by e-campus (MCQ, texts to be completed, short open questions; further details will be given later).
The online exam will be an open book exam, so you can use your own code and course materials. It aims to ensure your understanding, knowledge and mastery of the subject matter. The fact that the exam is "open book" does not, of course, exempt you from a serious study of the subject matter. The time allotted for the examination will not allow you to discover the subject matter in your "open books" at the time of the examination.
Half of the examination will be on the subject "company law" and half on the subject "tax law" (including the part "social law").

Droit social

Distance written exam : MCQ with a time limit.

Contacts

Droit des sociétés

Students may address general questions about the course and the exam to Mr. Marc Alexandre (Marc.Alexandre@uliege.be).
Questions that specifically concern the "company law" part can be addressed to Mr. Laurent Stas de Richelle (Laurent.Stasderichelle@uliege.be).
Questions that specifically concern the "tax law" section may be addressed to Mr Arthur Rousseau (arthur.rousseau@uliege.be).

Droit social

Matthieu SIMON
(Matthieu.Simon@uliege.be)