Bachelor's degree
law degree
Responsible persons: C. LISANTI and C. BECHAREF-JALLAMION
The Bachelor's Degree in Law is a generalist program lasting three years, the main objective of which is to enable students to acquire a fundamental base of knowledge and skills in law, while allowing them to specialize from the third year onwards, organized into "orientation" and then "option" courses in private law or public law. It prepares students either for professional specialization in a Master's degree or for immediate professional practice.
Responsible: O. GUIRAL
The ELAN L1 program, a program designed to promote success. This program involves extending the bachelor's degree course by one year with support modules (refresher courses in written expression, oral expression, history, general culture, and university methodology). This program is offered to students who are at risk of encountering difficulties that have been identified as such by the Parcoursup application review committee.
Responsible: K. BLAY-GRABARCZYK
The Bachelor's Degree in Law can be taken as a "General Bachelor's Degree with Health Access Option" (L.A.S.). A "health minor" then replaces certain subjects in the Bachelor's degree in Law to allow students to either enter the second year of health studies in an MMOP (Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, and Pharmacy) program or continue their legal studies.
Responsible: K. BLAY-GRABARCZYK
The Bachelor of Law degree with a "health access" option (LAS) and training whose main objective is to enable students to acquire a fundamental base of knowledge and skills in law, while allowing them to apply for MMOP (Medicine, Midwifery, Dentistry, Pharmacy).
The LAS Law program consists of first-, second-, and third-year courses.