Master of Justice, trials and procedures

The training allows students to know the different aspects of the trial and litigation before entering a judicial profession (magistrate, lawyer, clerk) or para-judicial (judicial officer, litigation lawyer).

At the end of the M2 year, the student must analyze and respond to a contentious issue. The student will be able to research information, analyze the legal problem and write or have the necessary documents drawn up in the procedure's context.

It is a diploma with a professional aim of which the courses' diversity allows the students to acquire an absolute versatility.

The training leading to the Master's degree is spread over two years or four semesters in teaching units (6 teaching units maximum per semester).

Each year of the Master's degree is broken down into two teaching semesters, at the end of which examinations are organized. The training course is organized into teaching units.

Optional internship in the first year of the Master. Compulsory internship of 12 weeks minimum in the second year.

Missions carried out within law firms, bailiff offices, notary offices, corporate litigation services.

The training's versatile nature allows students holding this diploma to apply for a wide choice of offers: magistrate, lawyer, clerk, bailiff, litigation lawyer.

This Master's also constitutes quality training to prepare for a lawyer's competitive examination and a bailiff or clerk.