Thesis, Written work or participation in a seminar
Collégialité
B2
TA
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18
For selected students, participation in an interuniversity or international competition replaces the written work and oral examination and sometimes also the internship.
For students who have, in their first year, completed an Erasmus trip or similar programme lasting a full year, the final work consists of a larger written work on a subject related to the choice of mobility (international law, European law, comparative law).
Optional courses
B1
36Cr
B2
28Cr
Notice : during the two-year cycle, students must take at least two law courses in a language other than French, one per block.
Notice : to promote the conditions of learning, the jury reserves the right to distribute the students between the various courses and workshops. The number of students enrolled in the Communication and Argumentation course is limited to 50.
Compulsory course if it wasn't completed during the bachelor's degree
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Courses that can be taken among the optional courses or among the focuses but that will not be included in the 30 ECTS allowing validation of the chosen focus
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Choose one focus from the following :
B1
12Cr
B2
18Cr
Some courses only take place one year out of two. Whether an academic year is even or odd is determined by the start of the academic year (e.g. the 2019-2020 academic year is an odd year).
The student has the possibility, subject to the agreement of the jury, for their specialisation to include a course in the corresponding subject followed in a partner university as part of an Erasmus or other exchange stay.
Professional focus in Private law (Belgian, European and international aspects)
B1
12Cr
B2
18Cr
Code
Détails
Bloc
Organisation
Théorie
Pratique
Autres
Crédits
Choose courses totalling 30 ECTS out of the following :
(pas organisé en 2019-2020) Verkeersrecht (dutch language)
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30
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6
Professional focus in interuniversity mobility
B1
12Cr
B2
18Cr
Code
Détails
Bloc
Organisation
Théorie
Pratique
Autres
Crédits
Students who are chosen for this focus (at the end of the Bachelors) will carry out a study period at a foreign university or in the Flemish Community, in line with the procedures set by the Faculty. This period may be an academic year (60 credits) or a four-month period (30 credits), with credits to be chosen in the host university. Depending on the courses chosen, the student may obtain an equivalence with certain compulsory courses, which must then be compensated by other courses appearing in the Masters in Law programme (choice of courses or focuses). See details on the Faculty website, under International/Mobility Contact: N.Vrancken@uliege.be.
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Courses to be chosen from other focuses
12
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Courses to be chosen from other focuses
18
Additional courses (outside the programmes)
B1
1Cr
Code
Détails
Bloc
Organisation
Théorie
Pratique
Autres
Crédits
In order to prepare for the final work assessment, students are requested to follow a training seminar. These seminars are organised over the two years of the Master and are not subject to assessment but contitions access to the final work assessment.
Additional ECTS (55-60 max) Master in law (120 ECTS) aimed at bachelors in political sciences - Law
Code
Détails
Bloc
Organisation
Théorie
Pratique
Autres
Crédits
Notice : Note: access to the master's degree is conditional on holders of a bachelor's degree in political science, law option, issued by the French community, having credited at least 60 credits of law courses relating in particular to matters of Belgian constitutional law, Belgian administrative law and European institutional law.
