Master Droit Public

The tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

Master Droit Public is a graduate program in public law offered by Université Lumière - Lyon 2 in Lyon, France. Public law governs the organization of the state and the relationships between public authorities and citizens, and students in this field typically study constitutional law, administrative law, public finance, local government law, and administrative litigation. Coursework often examines how public institutions are structured, how public power is exercised and controlled, and how disputes between individuals and public administrations are resolved before administrative courts. Graduates commonly pursue careers in the civil service, local and regional government, public sector legal departments, regulatory agencies, or continue toward the judiciary or the bar after further qualification; the training also serves as preparation for competitive public administration examinations and for academic research in public law. The master is a two year program of study, delivered entirely in French, and instruction takes place on the Lyon 2 campus in Lyon. The program is scheduled to begin in September. Yearly tuition is set at 250 EUR. Applicants considering this path typically come from an undergraduate background in law and should be prepared for a curriculum that blends theoretical study of legal texts and case law with practical skills such as legal writing, argumentation, and case analysis. Because public law intersects with political science, economics, and public policy, students often develop a broad understanding of how governments function alongside their specialized legal training, which supports work in both the public and private sectors where regulatory and administrative expertise is required.