Master Droit Europeen

For Master Droit Europeen, tuition is 250 EUR per year.

Offered by Université Paris Nanterre in Nanterre, France, the Master Droit Européen is a two-year graduate program in European law delivered entirely in French. European law examines the legal order created by the treaties, regulations, and directives of the European Union, alongside the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights. Students typically study the institutional structure of the European Union, the free movement of goods, services, capital, and persons within the internal market, EU competition law, and the interaction between European law and the national legal systems of member states. Attention is also given to how European rules shape areas such as consumer protection, environmental regulation, and fundamental rights. Because European integration affects nearly every branch of national law, graduates with training in this discipline find opportunities across a wide range of settings. Many go on to work in law firms advising businesses on cross-border transactions and regulatory compliance, while others join European institutions, national ministries, or international organizations dealing with EU affairs. Some pursue further academic study or prepare for the bar, using their specialization to practice in areas where European rules intersect with domestic law, such as trade, competition, or human rights litigation. Public affairs and consultancy roles that require an understanding of EU decision-making processes are another common path for graduates of this discipline. The program begins in September and runs for two years, with courses taught in French. Yearly tuition is two hundred fifty euros, in line with public university fees in France.