Master in Heritage Law Engineering

The Heritage Law Engineering program is designed for students aiming to become high-level legal professionals specializing in wealth management. This master's degree spans two years and is taught in French, making it ideal for students who are proficient in the language and wish to deepen their understanding of legal frameworks surrounding heritage and asset management.

Throughout the program, students will engage with subjects such as family law, property law, and special contracts, alongside practical components like optional internships. This curriculum equips students with essential skills in legal analysis, synthesis, and methodology, preparing them for the complexities of the legal landscape in wealth management.

Graduates of this program can pursue various career paths, including roles such as Wealth Manager, Estate Planner, Legal Advisor, and Notary. They may find employment in law firms, financial institutions, or governmental agencies, where their expertise in heritage law will be invaluable. The skills acquired are also transferable to other sectors, enhancing their employability across diverse industries.