In a context of internationalization and digitization of business activities, legal departments are becoming true partners for senior management. Companies need specialists with advanced training in business law. They ensure that contracts are legal and participate in commercial and financial decision-making. They are also required to draft legal documents and carry out procedures with public or private organizations on behalf of their employer.
Join corporate legal departments, consulting firms, and business law firms
Mastering business law
Develop cross-functional skills in strategy, management, digitalization, and business management
Understanding governance and compliance issues
Develop language skills (English)
A business game developed and led by one of France's most prominent business leaders of recent years, Xavier Fontanet
A renowned faculty (doctors, executives, experts)
An international seminar organized in Dublin, a business hub and magnet for start-ups, with more than 1,000 international companies based there, including Facebook, Google, Intel, etc.
A certification in Business English issued by the Franco-British Chamber of Commerce
The BEST CORPORATE FINANCE
The BEST CORPORATE LAW
Business lawyers are entrusted with important responsibilities, as they are responsible for ensuring the legal security of the company, verifying the legality of contracts, and participating in all major commercial and financial decisions relating to the organization. In other words, business lawyers determine and implement the legal means that will enable the company to achieve its objectives in compliance with the rules.
SKILLS
Subjects taught
Inform and advise senior management on legal issues
Fundamentals of accounting
Legal risk strategy and crisis management
Financial management and banking law
Performance indicators
Legal risk management
Corporate tax engineering
The practical steps involved in starting a business
Professional assignment
Draft and monitor contracts and legal documents
Commercial law
Corporate law / governance
International trade law
Insurance law
Contract award
Public procurement practices
Intellectual/industrial property
European import and export law
Digital law
Preventing and managing disputes
Criminal offenses in business
Alternative dispute resolution methods
Tax law
Competition law
Law relating to companies in difficulty
Advanced environmental law
Governance and compliance
Litigation strategy
CSR and law
Capital transactions
Manage legal monitoring to support decision-making
Legal tech
Compliance
Legal monitoring
Methodology in written communication
Excel and computer tools
Written communication from the legal expert / methodology
Managing and leading a legal team
Eloquence
Strategic management
Human resources management
Legal English
Leadership and team management
Labor law
Speakers
Participation in the Competition Authority's moot court competition in Paris
Each team will be assigned a role—rapporteur or advocate—and will be required to draft a statement of objections, a motion to dismiss, or a brief in response to the statement of objections or motion to dismiss.
The topic, inspired by real-life cases, is open-ended and allows for different scenarios to be considered.
At the end of the written phase, the four teams that have been the most convincing in their written submissions will be invited to argue the fictitious case before the Competition Authority's College in Paris.
International seminar in Dublin
According to Forbes magazine, Ireland is the best country in the world for business. The Emerald Isle is one of the main centers of attraction for IT companies and start-ups. More than 1,150 international companies, including Google, Facebook, Twitter, Airbnb, LinkedIn, Dell, and Intel, have chosen Ireland as the location for their European headquarters.
Duration
From 1 to 2 years, from September to August
Rhythm
Alternating
1 week at the training center
3 weeks at a company
educational methods
Assessment methods
Ongoing assessment during training
Final written and oral exams
The targeted qualification comprises five skill sets, which are assessed and, upon validation, result in the issuance of a certificate of achievement listing the skills acquired. Validated skill sets are acquired for life. To obtain the targeted qualification, all skill sets must be validated in their entirety.
Diploma/certification
Continuing education
The primary objective of the professional master's degree is to prepare students for the job market. However, candidates may continue their studies toward a new professional specialization with a specialized master's degree (MS), an MBA, or a university specialization with a university diploma (DU) or a master's degree.
Career opportunities
