Master Justice, Proces Et Procedures

At Université de Guyane, the tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

Master Justice, Proces Et Procedures is a two-year graduate program focused on judicial process and legal procedure, taught in French at Université de Guyane, located in Cayenne Cedex, France. This field of study examines how legal disputes move through the justice system, covering civil procedure, criminal procedure, administrative procedure, and the organization and functioning of courts. Students typically study the rules that govern how cases are filed, argued, and decided, along with the roles of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and court officers within the broader justice system. Coursework often includes analysis of actual court proceedings and legal case files, moot court exercises, and detailed study of procedural codes, giving students practical familiarity with how legal claims and defenses are formally presented and resolved. Graduates of programs centered on judicial procedure pursue careers as attorneys, court clerks, judicial officers, legal advisors, or administrators within courts and legal institutions, and the training also supports further preparation for competitive examinations tied to judicial careers in France. Because instruction is delivered entirely in French, applicants should have a strong command of the language to work through procedural codes and legal texts, which are dense and technical by nature. The program starts in September and has a yearly tuition of 250 EUR, in line with public tuition rates at French universities. Over the two years, students generally build from foundational procedural law toward more specialized coursework tied to particular types of proceedings, whether civil, criminal, or administrative. Cayenne Cedex, in French Guiana, situates the program within an overseas French territory with its own regional courts and legal institutions relevant to the study of justice and procedure.