For students taking part in an exchange programme, the courses followed at the host university replace the minor. However, subject to the approval of the Board of Examiners, students may include in their minor a course in a corresponding subject followed at a partner university, as part of an Erasmus or other exchange programme.
Litigation law minor
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Choose courses totalling 10 credits out of the following :
(On selection). See programme Master in law, professional focus in economic and social law, minor subject in management, explained elsewhere.
Guided optional subjects
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Choose a second course in legal skills in block 1.
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Notice : To support learning conditions, the board reserves the right to allocate students across the different courses and workshops. The number of students enrolled in the Communication and argumentation course is limited to 54
Choisir un cours au B1 dans une langue juridique autre que le français :
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Notice : Students in the "Economic and Social Law" focus who have already taken a course in English (Private International Law) are exempted from choosing a course under this module; in that case, they may benefit from an additional free-choice option.
One course from the courses of the programme, including from another focus or another minor but that won't be included int the credits allowing validation of the chosen focus (or minor).
Some courses are only offered every other year. The parity of the academic year is determined by its starting year (2025¿2026 is considered an odd year). The student may, subject to the approval of the board of examiners, include in a focus a course in a corresponding subject taken at a partner university, as part of an Erasmus or other exchange programme.
Thesis, Written work or participation in a seminar
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Notice : For selected students, participation in an interuniversity or international competition replaces the written assignment and the oral examination, and sometimes also the placement. In addition, some students may, based on their prior academic background, be exempted from the placement and the oral examination.
Coordination: Michel Peters (master.droit@uliege.be)
Choose one minor
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Litigation law minor
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Choose courses totalling 10 credits out of the following :
Notice : This course is limited to 15 participants: entry by selection (letter of application to the lead teacher)
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One course from the courses of the programme, including from another focus or another minor but that won't be included int the credits allowing validation of the chosen focus (or minor).
Some courses are only offered every other year. The parity of the academic year is determined by its starting year (2025¿2026 is considered an odd year). The student may, subject to the approval of the board of examiners, include in a focus a course in a corresponding subject taken at a partner university, as part of an Erasmus or other exchange programme.
This course must be added to the programme if the student chooses the minor in litigation law.
Bridging courses (55-60 max) - Master in law (120 ECTS), intended for holders of a bachelor's degree in political science - law or institutions and governance option
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Notice : Note: access to the Master's programme is restricted to holders of a Bachelor's degree in political science, law option, awarded by the French Community, who have successfully completed at least 60 credits of law courses, including subjects such as Belgian constitutional law, Belgian administrative law or European institutional law.
