European and Comparative Social Law

Students from all European countries (and beyond) who have obtained a law degree (four-year degree) can participate in the Postgraduate Studies Programme. Admission will be granted after examination of the application file by the relevant Committee. This committee will be composed of the head of the postgraduate programme and one of the lecturers at each university. Candidates will be required to demonstrate that they have a good legal education (at law degree level) and sufficient knowledge of social law (labour law and social security), social protection and international and European social law. The courses will be taught in French at both universities. Students should therefore have an adequate command of this language. However, a good knowledge of English is also necessary, as some courses or seminars may be held in English. The postgraduate research project or the internship report will be written in French. The internship in the company/organization may also be done in English.