Students will learn the comparative approach to Contract Law by examining national laws in English, German and French.

This course examines the general legal frame of international exchanges, including sources of law, operators, and litigation.

This course examines all aspects of international subcontracting.

This course examines the structure of all major financial Instruments in International trade, including credit, warranty, and payment.

Students will study arbitration in an international context.

This course covers the substantive law applicable to International Sales of Goods (Vienna Convention).

This course examines the rules that governs the selection of appropriate law and validity of judgements and jurisdictions in an international litigation (Rome I and Rome II Regulations; Brussels I Regulation; The Hague Convention…).

This course adopts a practical approach to contract law, by examining the general structure of a contract and its principal provisions, and includes the analysis and drafting of clauses.

This course examines the rules of competition in international, European and national laws.

This course examines all main contracts related to structuring a distribution network, including exclusivity agreements, selective distribution, exclusive concession, and franchise.

In the Professional Master, students pursue an internship in a law firm, a legal department of a corporation, or an international organization, for a duration of 2 to 6 months, at the end of which they have to write an Internship Report.