ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
The first year of the Real Estate Law Master's program is designed to provide students with the fundamental skills they need to specialize in real estate law, as well as the additional skills they need to consolidate their knowledge of private and public law.
The second year of the program enables students to deepen their study of the various branches of law relating to real estate, and to gain practical experience. The Master's degree offers multidisciplinary training in all aspects of public and private real estate law, including:
- Private construction law (contracts, builders' liability, construction insurance)
- Town planning and public construction law (town planning, environment and public contracts)
- Marketing real estate (sales, property development)
- Property management (leases, social housing and co-ownership)
Objectives
The Master 2 program is designed to help students find employment quickly.
Half of the courses are taught by professionals (lawyers, notaries, real estate program managers, appraisers, real estate agents, etc.), giving students a practical approach to the issues involved and creating contacts between students and the professional world.
Organization
Program
Select a program
Master 1 Real Estate Law
Optional
UE Construction liability and insurance
7 creditsEnvironmental law (ST)
EU Co-ownership law
7 creditsCM Co-ownership law
5 creditsTD Condominium law
2 credits
UE Real estate development law
7 creditsTD Real estate development law
2 creditsCM Real estate development law
5 credits
Digital skills - Pix+Droit preparation
Wealth tax law (ST)
Public contract law (ST)
Master 2 Real Estate Law
Land ownership
4 creditsPlanning law
7 creditsConstruction insurance law
2 creditsEnvironment and construction
4 creditsEU Taxation of real estate assets
2 creditsConstruction contracts and builders' liability
6 creditsUpdating the fundamentals
2 creditsPublic construction contracts
5 credits
Legal English applied to real estate
Real estate sales and development
4 creditsCo-ownership law
2 creditsChoice of dissertation/tutored project
Your choice: 1 of 2
Tutored project
Memory
8 credits
Lease law
2 creditsSocial housing law
2 creditsElective UE
Your choice: 1 of 2
Admission
Admission requirements
Prerequisite: a bachelor's degree in private or public law.
Admission to a two-year Master's program is approved by the program coordinators, following examination of applications and selection interviews. Students who have successfully completed the 1st year of the program are automatically admitted to the 2nd year of the program.
And then
Professional integration
- Executives in property development or construction companies
- Local civil service
- Offices H.L.M. et O.P.A.C
- Real estate agents, property managers
- Property managers and trustees
- Public or private property developers
- Urban planners
- Real estate experts
- Lawyers in the banking sector (real estate financing) or construction insurance
- Construction and real estate litigation and consultancy1
The Master's degree is also an excellent preparation for the entrance exam to the Ecole des avocats or
admission to the Institut National de Formation Notariale.