I am interested in applying to the following programs for the coming academic year (2007-2008)
1) Master Degree in Business Law offered by the University of Geneva
And 2) the LLM Magister Legum offered by the University of Paris
The University of Paris and The University of Geneva are considered as 2 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe. Moreover, both universities offer the possibility to take an internship as an integral part of their Master programs. Finally, Paris as well as Geneva are 2 of the most exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan cities that exist in the globe.
I really need some advice because it is really hard to choose a postgraduate program without any advice from your part
Could you please let me know which one is better?
Best regards
University of Geneva or Université Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris 1
Posted Sep 18, 2006 19:41
1) Master Degree in Business Law offered by the University of Geneva
And 2) the LLM Magister Legum offered by the University of Paris
The University of Paris and The University of Geneva are considered as 2 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe. Moreover, both universities offer the possibility to take an internship as an integral part of their Master programs. Finally, Paris as well as Geneva are 2 of the most exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan cities that exist in the globe.
I really need some advice because it is really hard to choose a postgraduate program without any advice from your part
Could you please let me know which one is better?
Best regards
Posted Oct 05, 2006 10:13
University of Paris is a very good choice.
Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris II Panthéon Assas are the best in France with excellent professors...and it is Paris...
Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris II Panthéon Assas are the best in France with excellent professors...and it is Paris...
Posted Oct 12, 2006 21:38
University of Paris is a very good choice.Thanks for your reply
Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris II Panthéon Assas are the best in France with excellent professors...and it is Paris...
Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris II Panthéon Assas are the best in France with excellent professors...and it is Paris...</blockquote>Thanks for your reply
Posted Jan 24, 2007 11:38
I am interested in applying to the following programs for the coming academic year (2007-2008)
1) Master Degree in Business Law offered by the University of Geneva
And 2) the LLM Magister Legum offered by the University of Paris
The University of Paris and The University of Geneva are considered as 2 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe. Moreover, both universities offer the possibility to take an internship as an integral part of their Master programs. Finally, Paris as well as Geneva are 2 of the most exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan cities that exist in the globe.
I really need some advice because it is really hard to choose a postgraduate program without any advice from your part
Could you please let me know which one is better?
Best regards
1) Master Degree in Business Law offered by the University of Geneva
And 2) the LLM Magister Legum offered by the University of Paris
The University of Paris and The University of Geneva are considered as 2 of the most renowned academic institutions in Europe. Moreover, both universities offer the possibility to take an internship as an integral part of their Master programs. Finally, Paris as well as Geneva are 2 of the most exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan cities that exist in the globe.
I really need some advice because it is really hard to choose a postgraduate program without any advice from your part
Could you please let me know which one is better?
Best regards
</blockquote>
Posted May 19, 2007 17:44
There is a huge difference between both programs
1) Université of Paris
The LL.M Magister Legum at Université Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne does not accept french students in the program. The program aims to provide a basic knowledge of french and european union law to foreign trained lawyers. So, the level of the master depends on the foreign students that attend the program. In my personal point of view, it is a disadvantage not to be in contact with domestic trained students.Nevertheless, the Magister Legum includes a 3 months internship as an integral part of the program either in a law firm or in the legal department of a company located in France. I do not know if the internship is remunerated or not but I think that the internship is a plus for your professional career. So, I think that is a good investment even if it is not an official master of the University of Paris. In France, there are 2 kinds of official postgraduate master degrees (master 1 et master 2 ).
") The Universite of Geneva (Université de Geneve)
The Master of Advanced Studies in Business Law is opened to both swiss and foreign students.
this program is very demanding and you can really specialize in business law. The program is focused on Swiss and European Union Law ( Corporations, Swiss and European Competition Law, Swiss and European Tax Law; Intellectual Property, Banking Law). The program also includes a course on International Commercial Arbitration as well as a Moot Court. there is also a course on International Commercial Contracts and International Taxation as well as a course In US Business Law with professor Steven Schwarz (Prof. from Duke University).You can also attend courses and seminars on Merger & Acquistions, Accounting, Negotiation etc.
During the second part of the program, the students must take a compulsory and remunerated internship (at least 9 months) in the legal department of a corporation, financial instituttion etc either in Switzerland or in another country. So, As you can see, the participants of the MBL program have the opportunity to put in practice all the knowledge that they have acquired during their studies in Geneva. Furthermore, you must take into account that the internships are well paid (between 2500 and 5000 swiss francs). The salaries depend on your professional experience, language skills, education as well as in the kind of company that hires you. Actually, some of the students that have attended the program have signed non term contracts instead of an internship contract with their companies.
Moreover, the courses are conducted in English and in French.
Both iinstitutions have an excellent reputation all over the world.In my personal point of view, both programs are an excellent investment of both time and money.
1) Université of Paris
The LL.M Magister Legum at Université Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne does not accept french students in the program. The program aims to provide a basic knowledge of french and european union law to foreign trained lawyers. So, the level of the master depends on the foreign students that attend the program. In my personal point of view, it is a disadvantage not to be in contact with domestic trained students.Nevertheless, the Magister Legum includes a 3 months internship as an integral part of the program either in a law firm or in the legal department of a company located in France. I do not know if the internship is remunerated or not but I think that the internship is a plus for your professional career. So, I think that is a good investment even if it is not an official master of the University of Paris. In France, there are 2 kinds of official postgraduate master degrees (master 1 et master 2 ).
") The Universite of Geneva (Université de Geneve)
The Master of Advanced Studies in Business Law is opened to both swiss and foreign students.
this program is very demanding and you can really specialize in business law. The program is focused on Swiss and European Union Law ( Corporations, Swiss and European Competition Law, Swiss and European Tax Law; Intellectual Property, Banking Law). The program also includes a course on International Commercial Arbitration as well as a Moot Court. there is also a course on International Commercial Contracts and International Taxation as well as a course In US Business Law with professor Steven Schwarz (Prof. from Duke University).You can also attend courses and seminars on Merger & Acquistions, Accounting, Negotiation etc.
During the second part of the program, the students must take a compulsory and remunerated internship (at least 9 months) in the legal department of a corporation, financial instituttion etc either in Switzerland or in another country. So, As you can see, the participants of the MBL program have the opportunity to put in practice all the knowledge that they have acquired during their studies in Geneva. Furthermore, you must take into account that the internships are well paid (between 2500 and 5000 swiss francs). The salaries depend on your professional experience, language skills, education as well as in the kind of company that hires you. Actually, some of the students that have attended the program have signed non term contracts instead of an internship contract with their companies.
Moreover, the courses are conducted in English and in French.
Both iinstitutions have an excellent reputation all over the world.In my personal point of view, both programs are an excellent investment of both time and money.
Posted May 21, 2007 21:37
Dear RR;
Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate your help.
Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate your help.
Posted Jun 09, 2007 13:55
Posted Jul 13, 2007 22:19
Hi there
I am a British qualified lawyer who is very interested in doing the Masters in Business law course at the University of Geneva.
I would be grateful if any of you could advise me
1) Can this course totally be studied in English medium? Ie - If your french is not very good can you opt to do all the modules in English?
2) or is the course a combination of certain French modules and certain English modules? - its a compulsary requirement that certain modules are taught in English and certain in French
My French is not very good. But i am really keen on doing this course. .
Thanking you befroe hand
I am a British qualified lawyer who is very interested in doing the Masters in Business law course at the University of Geneva.
I would be grateful if any of you could advise me
1) Can this course totally be studied in English medium? Ie - If your french is not very good can you opt to do all the modules in English?
2) or is the course a combination of certain French modules and certain English modules? - its a compulsary requirement that certain modules are taught in English and certain in French
My French is not very good. But i am really keen on doing this course. .
Thanking you befroe hand
Posted Jul 24, 2007 20:08
The university of cergy-pontoise offers an LLM in french and european law taught in english. Some seminars are taught by international law firms in Paris (I know because my law firm is a partner in this LLM programme). The law school has an excellent reputation and it is the only university to offer also qualifications in foreign law. I was graduated from the university of Cergy and entered a Master 2 in Paris II. I ended major and got the best results.
Posted Aug 15, 2007 10:54
Hi Rosalie,
Are you sure that Cergy-pontoise university has an excellent reputation?.
Are you sure that Cergy-pontoise university has an excellent reputation?.
Posted Jan 04, 2008 11:28
A friend of mine would like to participate in the LLM program offered by Cergy-pontoise university.Could you please send me more detailed information about this program (at least the link to the website of the Uni?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Posted Jul 11, 2012 14:57
I am an albanian and i have finished the low school in 2009. From that year during today i work in Municipality of Tirana as the as the Property Expert Law. I think that now it's time to make a master LlM in france but I don't know which is the best university in france for LlM master.
Here i read somethinkk that i don't know Master 1 and Master 2 that existe there. i dont know which is the difference between these masters.
can you explain me please.
Here i read somethinkk that i don't know Master 1 and Master 2 that existe there. i dont know which is the difference between these masters.
can you explain me please.
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