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Business
Literature and history
law
Courses in English
psychology
biology
languages translation communication
Some courses are subject to change
We encourage incoming exchange students to select their courses from the same department !
Business
Literature and history
law
Courses in English
psychology
biology
languages translation communication
Some courses are subject to change
We encourage incoming exchange students to select their courses from the same department !
Business courses
Dispensés en français
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Due to timetable conflicts, Bachelor level students studying in French must choose classes from one of the following years. Please note that students are unable to take 100% of classes in French.
Business courses
Sous-titre
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Due to timetable conflicts, Bachelor level students studying in French must choose classes from one of the following years. Please note that students are unable to take 100% of classes in French.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
International Marketing
Artifical intelligence for Business
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Data Management
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Data Management
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Data Management
Research Methodology
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Data Management
Research Methodology
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
Law courses
Sous-titre
Graduate Level
Undergraduate level
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Law courses
Sous-titre
Graduate Level
Undergraduate level
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : graduate
Sous-titre
International Contract Law
Public & Private International Law
EU and Comparative Competition Law
European Free Trade Agreements
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
International Contract Law
Public & Private International Law
EU and Comparative Competition Law
European Free Trade Agreements
biology - biotechnologies courseS
Semester 1 = Fall semester
unGraduate Level
Due to timetable conflicts, master level students must choose classes from one program only in the same year
Year 2
Year 3
Semester 3
Semester 5
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Program 1
Program 1
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Program 2
Program 2
Program 3
Program 3
Engineer in Biotechnology
Engineer in Biotechnology
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
biology - biotechnologies courseS
Sous-titre
unGraduate Level
Due to timetable conflicts, master level students must choose classes from one program only in the same year
Year 2
Year 3
Semester 3
Semester 5
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Program 1
Program 1
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Program 2
Program 2
Program 3
Engineer in Biotechnology
Engineer in Biotechnology
Program 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Bactériology 3
Structural Biochemistry 2
Functional biochemistry - Enzymology
Biochemical analysis techniques
Biostatistics 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Bachelor Assistant INGenieur en Biologie - biochimie - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Bactériology 3
Structural Biochemistry 2
Functional biochemistry - Enzymology
Biochemical analysis techniques
Biostatistics 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
General immunology
Microbiology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Advanced Genetic
Humanities : Histoire et épistémologie de la biologie
Humanities : Naturel et artificiel
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
lICENCE sCIENCES DE LA VIE - Biologie & humanités
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
General immunology
Microbiology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Advanced Genetic
Humanities : Histoire et épistémologie de la biologie
Humanities : Naturel et artificiel
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
eNGINEER IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2026)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Structural Biochemistry 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Bachelor Assistant INGenieur en Biologie - biochimie - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Structural Biochemistry 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
General immunology
General immunology
General immunology
Microbiology
General immunology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
lICENCE sCIENCES DE LA VIE - Biologie & humanités
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
General immunology
General immunology
General immunology
Microbiology
General immunology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
eNGINEER IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2026)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Influence Communication
Introduction to English-speaking Societies
Functioning of European Institutions
Fundamentals of Law
Geopolitics: Culture, Religions and Nations
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Interpretation
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Influence Communication
Introduction to English-speaking Societies
Functioning of European Institutions
Fundamentals of Law
Geopolitics: Culture, Religions and Nations
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Interpretation
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Intercultural Communication
Discourse, Media and Influence
Contemporary American Politics and Civilization
Politics and Civilization in the Middle East
Politics and Civilization in Russia
Geopolitics and Natural Ressources
History of Media
Introduction to Marketing
Specialised English – Legal and Financial Fields
The World of Business: Startups, SMB, Large and International Companies, etc.
Intercultural Issues and Challenges: English-Speaking World
Translation Practice
Society, Culture and Migration
French-to-English Translation
Translating Institutional Documents – from English to French
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Intercultural Communication
Discourse, Media and Influence
Contemporary American Politics and Civilization
Politics and Civilization in the Middle East
Politics and Civilization in Russia
Geopolitics and Natural Ressources
History of Media
Introduction to Marketing
Specialised English – Legal and Financial Fields
The World of Business: Startups, SMB, Large and International Companies, etc.
Intercultural Issues and Challenges: English-Speaking World
Translation Practice
Society, Culture and Migration
French-to-English Translation
Translating Institutional Documents – from English to French
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Psychology course catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Psychology course catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
INS6ETSTI04-IN: Industrial Microbiology
Course description
Objectives
Laboratory classes:
Setting up a practical project of microorganism production in a bioreactor and application in the laboratory
- Bibliography research for the optimization of the production of the molecule using microorganisms in bioreactors. (8h)
- Presentation of the results (1 h)
- Redaction of a material list for the pratical (1h)
- Application in pratical in the laboratory (20h)
- Redaction (2h) with bibliography research and laboratory results
The aim of the course is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge of biotechnological processes and principles that underline the microbial productions, fundamental in various industrial sectors like biomedical, pharmaceutical, food, energy, etc.As a learning outcome, student will be able :
- to understand and model the behavior of microorganisms in bioreactors
- to Implement and optimize a viral production process in a bioreactor
Assessment Methods
Prerequisites
Process engineering base, unit operation, heat and material transfer, industrial microbiology (base)
Coursework
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
INS6ETSTI02-IN: Cell technologies
Course description
Objectives
Asynchronous work
Present one example of biotherapy based on cellular technologies with a poster (Technological aspects, Clinical development, Costs, Bioethical aspects)
Laboratory classes:
Part I : Preparation and monitoring of a primary PBMC culture (9,5 hrs)
Objectives :
- Sterile preparation of primary cells from blood sample
- Cultivate primary lymphocytes for 5 days
- Determine the best conditions to maintain and amplify lymphocytes B and T
- Analyze by flow cytometry the evolution of the different cell populations
Part II : Protocol development for the production a recombinant protein in a mammalian system (20,5 hrs)
Objectives :
- Maintain cell lines in culture for 2 weeks
- Choose a problematic and design an experimental procedure to answer it
- Develop experimental conditions to optimize the production of a recombinant protein
- Discuss your results to choose the best conditions according to different parameters
Laboratory classes:
During laboratory practice, students will become familiar with specific laboratory equipment for cell culture (laminar flow hoods, incubator, microscopy, etc.) and with common handling techniques, in accordance with good laboratory practices and rules. At the end of the training, the student must be able to perform all the expected manipulations on cell lines, such as the maintenance of cells, counting, treatment, freezing and thawing cells.
Student will transfect the DNA produced during the Genetic Engineering practical in order to follow the activity of the protein of interest.
The goal is to provide students with theoretical and practical knowledge of the various cellular technologies available today.At the end of this course, student will:
- Understand the challenges raised by cellular technologies
- Understand any scientific document dealing about cell tech
- Be familiar with most of applications using cell tech
- Be aware of ethical aspects raised by cell tech
- Behave in the cell culture lab and be able to grow cells in Good Cell Culture Practice
- Choose appropriate experiments to answer a problematic and design an experimental protocol
- Report results in scientific documents
Prerequisites
Cell biology
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
International Contract Law
To develop student's ability to draft and anlyze international contracts, in a transnational and international perspective.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU and Comparative Competition Law
Competition Law is the other major part of European Business Law and deals with antitrust, mergers, state aid, etc. The international dimension of EU Competition Law will form a significant part of this course, taking into account the growing number of merger transactions having an international dimension and the global dimension of anti-competitive practices.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
AIS5IN1: Cell culture level 2
Course description and objectives
At the end of this course, student will:
- Have a global vision of bioprocesses
- Know fermentation processes (growth kinetics, biological materials, bioreactors)
- Understand the notions of recovery, separation and purification
Prerequisites
Microbiology (base)
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Public & Private International Law
This course will cover principles of public and private international law. Increasingly, lawyers find themsleves planning transactions or litigating cases involving persons or events connected with more than one state or nation. This module will first deal with the principles of private international law (conflicts of laws etc.). This module will first deal with the principles of public international law (states responsibilities etc).
INS6ETBS02-IN: Genetic Engineering
Course description and objectives
This course introduces students to the key biotechnological tools used to study, manipulate, and engineer the genetic material of living organisms. Given the vast number of available methods in molecular biology, the primary goal is to develop students' ability to identify, understand, and critically evaluate relevant techniques through the analysis of scientific literature. Students will explore a variety of scientific publications—including reviews, methodological papers, and original research articles—through the lens of a defined project.
The course emphasizes:
- Understanding experimental methods in real-world research contexts
- Analyzing and interpreting data
- Critically assessing the validity and limitations of published studies
- Identifying appropriate molecular biology techniques to test a hypothesis
Laboratory Component: The hands-on sessions are designed to complement the theoretical content and offer practical experience with techniques discussed in class. Students will carry out two major experiments:
- Plasmid Production: Simulation of GMP-like plasmid production, including all required quality controls and the generation of a final certificate of analysis.
- Recombinant Protein Expression in E. coli: From plasmid design to protein recovery, students will learn how to optimize culture conditions, validate expression, and analyze purification results.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in Molecular Biology
Assessment Methods
Written exam and coursework exercises
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
INS6ETBS03-IN: Project: European Biotechnology
Course description and objectives
Based on specifications defined by a sponsor, the students will have to carry out, in teams, a study of published research work on major European and governmental orientations, European and specific regulations related to a problem in the context of biotechnologies for a biotech established in a country of the European Union.
This targeted and in-depth scientific and/or technological and/or geopolitical state of the art (advantages, disadvantages, etc.) must allow the sponsor, for example, to:
- Validate an R&D orientation;
- Have a global vision of the subject (scientific articles, studies, publications, patents or even scientific conferences);
- Detect emerging technologies;
- Find a solution to a technological obstacle;
- Find new alternative tracks.– Validate an R&D orientation;
- Have a global vision on the subject by identifying and critically analyzing relevant scientific articles, studies, publications, patents or scientific conferences;
- Detect emerging technologies;
- Find a solution to technological limits;
- Find new alternative methods.
Assessment Methods
Written report as a review and an oral presentation
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
INS6ETSTI03-IN: Bioinformatics
Course description and objectives
The overall objective is to introduce students to bioinformatics.
This powerful tool is essential to acquire, as it will be the first step for project design and results analysis.
Therefore, students will learn how to decipher the vast amounts of biomedical and genomic data using online tools that will be relevant to their work in the coming decades (from nucleic acid to protein, primary sequences to look for structures and functions)
They will also understand the interest of phylogenetics and comparative genomics.
Prerequisites
Genetic engineering 1, genetics
Assessment Methods
Practical examinations: 2h on computer
Written examinations and continuous assessment
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
AIS6UE01-IN: Molecular Biology, Virology, Cancer Biology
Course description and objectives
Molecular biology
Molecular biology is the key to all biotechnologies currently developed. During this course, we will discuss methods and techniques of molecular biology using concrete examples. In addition, we will provide a theoretical basis, necessary to understand experiments and concepts used in laboratory projects.
The topic of genome edition will be treated and we will focus on CRISPR/Cas9. The possibilities, limitations and ethics of gene technology will be discussed. Cancer biology
This course is an introduction to cancer biology. The definition of cancer, the cellular pathways affected the molecular mechanisms and some of the important genes and proteins will be discussed.
VirologyTo acquire knowledge in virology to be able to describe:
- the structure, morphology and life cycle of viruses
- viral vectors and their applications
- the structure and life cycle of Influenza virus and Hepatitis B virus
- cellular transformation by RNA and DNA viruses and links to cancer
- emerging virus and human health
Prerequisites
Genetic engineering level 1 and 2
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU and Comparative Competition Law
Competition Law is the other major part of European Business Law and deals with antitrust, mergers, state aid, etc. The international dimension of EU Competition Law will form a significant part of this course, taking into account the growing number of merger transactions having an international dimension and the global dimension of anti-competitive practices.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
INS6ETBS01-IN: Advanced Immunology
Objectives
Course description
Laboratory classes:
Test of adjuvants in term of efficacity to stimulate the immune response, using techniques of cell culture, ELISA, and RT-qPCR.
- Pre-Clinical Evaluation of the Nanoliposomal antiPCSK9 Vaccine in Healthy Non-Human Primates – adapted from Abbas Momtazi-Borojeni et al., Vaccines, 2021
- Lipid A analog CRX-527 conjugated to synthetic peptides enhances vaccination efficacy and tumor control – adapted from Tondini et al., npj vaccines, 2022
The aim of this course is to provide the student current and up-to-date knowledge within areas of cellular and molecular immunology.
The student will be able to mobilize this theoretical knowledge in immunology to choose immunological methods adapted to the biotech processes, and to optimize biotechnology protocols using immunology tools.
Keywords: vaccination, recombinant antibodies, autoimmunity and hypersensibility
Prerequisites
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Basic knowledge in immunology (immune responses and antibodies)
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Public & Private International Law
This course will cover principles of public and private international law. Increasingly, lawyers find themsleves planning transactions or litigating cases involving persons or events connected with more than one state or nation. This module will first deal with the principles of private international law (conflicts of laws etc.). This module will first deal with the principles of public international law (states responsibilities etc).
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
EU Free Trade Agreement
The EU is looking for deeper commercial relations, especially with emerging economies, particularly in Asia. The module will introduce the students to the EU external trade policy and to the specific Eu competence in this field. The place of external trade agreements within the EU legal order will also be addressed. The students will also have an overview of the current trade negotiations and study major existing trade agreements currently negotiated or recently by the European Union.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU Free Trade Agreement
Content:
The EU is looking for deeper commercial relations, especially with emerging economies, particularly in Asia. The module will introduce the students to the EU external trade policy and to the specific Eu competence in this field. The place of external trade agreements within the EU legal order will also be addressed. The students will also have an overview of the current trade negotiations and study major existing trade agreements currently negotiated or recently by the European Union.
Objectives:
Give the students a picture of the legal framework of the EU External Trade Policy and study major free trade agreements concluded or being negotiated by the European Union.
International Contract Law
To develop student's ability to draft and anlyze international contracts, in a transnational and international perspective.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
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Business courses
Dispensés en français
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Due to timetable conflicts, Bachelor level students studying in French must choose classes from one of the following years. Please note that students are unable to take 100% of classes in French.
Business courses
Sous-titre
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Due to timetable conflicts, Bachelor level students studying in French must choose classes from one of the following years. Please note that students are unable to take 100% of classes in French.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
International Marketing
Artifical intelligence for Business
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
International Marketing
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Data Management
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Data Management
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Research Methodology
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Data Management
Research Methodology
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
Data Management
Research Methodology
Next
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Dispensés en français
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
pROGRAM 1:
International Business Administration
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2025)
Sous-titre
B2 – Cours de spécialisation : les étudiants peuvent choisir UN des programmes suivants :
Responsible management: Introducing Pathways and Ethical Foundations
Data Management
Research Methodology
Artifical intelligence for Business
International Marketing
Corporate Governance
Leadership in international Management
Dynamics of Foreign Direct Investment
Dans le cadre des cours de spécialisation, un seul parcours de spécialisation peut être choisi. Au sein de ce parcours, il est possible de choisir un ou deux cours. Veuillez noter qu’il n’est pas autorisé de combiner des cours issus de spécialisations différentes.
Law courses
Sous-titre
Graduate Level
Undergraduate level
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Law courses
Sous-titre
Graduate Level
Undergraduate level
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
These courses are part of various academic programs.Please note that scheduling conflict may arise if you select mutiple courses from this list.
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
Commercial Law
Criminal Law
Dispute Resolution
Equity and Trusts
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
Moot Competition
Module 3: le droit du Climat (EN)
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law + Tutorials
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
Module 04: State's foreign policies (USA, China & Russia)
Sociologie criminelle
European Law 2
European Law 2
Sous-titre
Law courses : graduate
Sous-titre
International Contract Law
Public & Private International Law
EU and Comparative Competition Law
European Free Trade Agreements
Law courses : Undergraduate
Sous-titre
International Contract Law
Public & Private International Law
EU and Comparative Competition Law
European Free Trade Agreements
biology - biotechnologies courseS
Semester 1 = Fall semester
unGraduate Level
Due to timetable conflicts, master level students must choose classes from one program only in the same year
Year 2
Year 3
Semester 3
Semester 5
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Program 1
Program 1
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Program 2
Program 2
Program 3
Program 3
Engineer in Biotechnology
Engineer in Biotechnology
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
biology - biotechnologies courseS
Sous-titre
unGraduate Level
Due to timetable conflicts, master level students must choose classes from one program only in the same year
Year 2
Year 3
Semester 3
Semester 5
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Program 1
Program 1
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Program 2
Program 2
Program 3
Engineer in Biotechnology
Engineer in Biotechnology
Program 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Bactériology 3
Structural Biochemistry 2
Functional biochemistry - Enzymology
Biochemical analysis techniques
Biostatistics 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Bachelor Assistant INGenieur en Biologie - biochimie - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Bactériology 3
Structural Biochemistry 2
Functional biochemistry - Enzymology
Biochemical analysis techniques
Biostatistics 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
General immunology
Microbiology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Advanced Genetic
Humanities : Histoire et épistémologie de la biologie
Humanities : Naturel et artificiel
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
lICENCE sCIENCES DE LA VIE - Biologie & humanités
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
General immunology
Microbiology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Advanced Genetic
Humanities : Histoire et épistémologie de la biologie
Humanities : Naturel et artificiel
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
Literature and history course catalogue
eNGINEER IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2026)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Bachelor Assistant Engineer Biology - Biochemistry - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Structural Biochemistry 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Bachelor Assistant INGenieur en Biologie - biochimie - Biotechnologies
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
Structural Biochemistry 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Bachelor Life Sciences - minor Humanities
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
General immunology
General immunology
General immunology
Microbiology
General immunology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
lICENCE sCIENCES DE LA VIE - Biologie & humanités
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
General immunology
General immunology
General immunology
Microbiology
General immunology
Metabolic Biochemistry and enzymology
Autumn Semester / Semester 3 (September - Mid-January 2027)
Immunology applied to diagnosis
Bactériology 2
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
L: Lectures
LC: Laboratory classes
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
eNGINEER IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
Autumn Semester / Semester 1 (September - Mid-December 2026)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Sous-titre
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Mathematics 3
Interculturality, Ecological transition and sustainable development 1
ECTS: European Credits Transfert system
LC: Laboratory classes
L: Lectures
EC: Exercise Classes
T: Tutorial
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
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Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Influence Communication
Introduction to English-speaking Societies
Functioning of European Institutions
Fundamentals of Law
Geopolitics: Culture, Religions and Nations
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Interpretation
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Influence Communication
Introduction to English-speaking Societies
Functioning of European Institutions
Fundamentals of Law
Geopolitics: Culture, Religions and Nations
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Professional Translation
Introduction to Interpretation
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Intercultural Communication
Discourse, Media and Influence
Contemporary American Politics and Civilization
Politics and Civilization in the Middle East
Politics and Civilization in Russia
Geopolitics and Natural Ressources
History of Media
Introduction to Marketing
Specialised English – Legal and Financial Fields
The World of Business: Startups, SMB, Large and International Companies, etc.
Intercultural Issues and Challenges: English-Speaking World
Translation Practice
Society, Culture and Migration
French-to-English Translation
Translating Institutional Documents – from English to French
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Intercultural Communication
Discourse, Media and Influence
Contemporary American Politics and Civilization
Politics and Civilization in the Middle East
Politics and Civilization in Russia
Geopolitics and Natural Ressources
History of Media
Introduction to Marketing
Specialised English – Legal and Financial Fields
The World of Business: Startups, SMB, Large and International Companies, etc.
Intercultural Issues and Challenges: English-Speaking World
Translation Practice
Society, Culture and Migration
French-to-English Translation
Translating Institutional Documents – from English to French
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 2 = Spring semester
Psychology course catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
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Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Psychology course catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Year 1
Year 1
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Semester 1
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Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Physics 3
Mathematics 3
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Literature and history course catalogue
Ingénieur en biotechnologie
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Metabolic Biochemistry
Chemical Kinetics and Enzymology
Cell Biology - Signaling
Genetic engineering
Computer Science 3
Analytic Sciences 2
Electronic
Organic Chemistry 2
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Languages, Translation and Communication catalogue
Undergraduate level
Undergraduate level
Semester 1
Semester 1
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Semester 2
Semester 2
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Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
British and American Culture 2
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
Literature and history course catalogue
Deuxième année - Semestre 3 (septembre à mi-janvier 2027)
Semester 1 = Fall semester
Contemporary issues 1
Imperial History 3
British and American Culture 1
Contemporary issues 2
Imperial History 4
Imperial History 4
Semester 1 = Fall semester Semester 2 = Spring semester
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
INS6ETSTI04-IN: Industrial Microbiology
Course description
Objectives
Laboratory classes: Setting up a practical project of microorganism production in a bioreactor and application in the laboratory
The aim of the course is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge of biotechnological processes and principles that underline the microbial productions, fundamental in various industrial sectors like biomedical, pharmaceutical, food, energy, etc.As a learning outcome, student will be able :
Assessment Methods
Prerequisites
Process engineering base, unit operation, heat and material transfer, industrial microbiology (base)
Coursework
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
INS6ETSTI02-IN: Cell technologies
Course description
Objectives
Asynchronous work Present one example of biotherapy based on cellular technologies with a poster (Technological aspects, Clinical development, Costs, Bioethical aspects) Laboratory classes: Part I : Preparation and monitoring of a primary PBMC culture (9,5 hrs) Objectives :
- Sterile preparation of primary cells from blood sample
- Cultivate primary lymphocytes for 5 days
- Determine the best conditions to maintain and amplify lymphocytes B and T
- Analyze by flow cytometry the evolution of the different cell populations
Part II : Protocol development for the production a recombinant protein in a mammalian system (20,5 hrs) Objectives :- Maintain cell lines in culture for 2 weeks
- Choose a problematic and design an experimental procedure to answer it
- Develop experimental conditions to optimize the production of a recombinant protein
- Discuss your results to choose the best conditions according to different parameters
Laboratory classes: During laboratory practice, students will become familiar with specific laboratory equipment for cell culture (laminar flow hoods, incubator, microscopy, etc.) and with common handling techniques, in accordance with good laboratory practices and rules. At the end of the training, the student must be able to perform all the expected manipulations on cell lines, such as the maintenance of cells, counting, treatment, freezing and thawing cells. Student will transfect the DNA produced during the Genetic Engineering practical in order to follow the activity of the protein of interest.The goal is to provide students with theoretical and practical knowledge of the various cellular technologies available today.At the end of this course, student will:
Prerequisites
Cell biology
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
International Contract Law
To develop student's ability to draft and anlyze international contracts, in a transnational and international perspective.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU and Comparative Competition Law
Competition Law is the other major part of European Business Law and deals with antitrust, mergers, state aid, etc. The international dimension of EU Competition Law will form a significant part of this course, taking into account the growing number of merger transactions having an international dimension and the global dimension of anti-competitive practices.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
AIS5IN1: Cell culture level 2
Course description and objectives
At the end of this course, student will:
Prerequisites
Microbiology (base)
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Public & Private International Law
This course will cover principles of public and private international law. Increasingly, lawyers find themsleves planning transactions or litigating cases involving persons or events connected with more than one state or nation. This module will first deal with the principles of private international law (conflicts of laws etc.). This module will first deal with the principles of public international law (states responsibilities etc).
INS6ETBS02-IN: Genetic Engineering
Course description and objectives
This course introduces students to the key biotechnological tools used to study, manipulate, and engineer the genetic material of living organisms. Given the vast number of available methods in molecular biology, the primary goal is to develop students' ability to identify, understand, and critically evaluate relevant techniques through the analysis of scientific literature. Students will explore a variety of scientific publications—including reviews, methodological papers, and original research articles—through the lens of a defined project. The course emphasizes:
Laboratory Component: The hands-on sessions are designed to complement the theoretical content and offer practical experience with techniques discussed in class. Students will carry out two major experiments:
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in Molecular Biology
Assessment Methods
Written exam and coursework exercises
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
INS6ETBS03-IN: Project: European Biotechnology
Course description and objectives
Based on specifications defined by a sponsor, the students will have to carry out, in teams, a study of published research work on major European and governmental orientations, European and specific regulations related to a problem in the context of biotechnologies for a biotech established in a country of the European Union. This targeted and in-depth scientific and/or technological and/or geopolitical state of the art (advantages, disadvantages, etc.) must allow the sponsor, for example, to:
Assessment Methods
Written report as a review and an oral presentation
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Criminal Law
A study of the definition and classification of offences, characteristics of the competent judicial structures and procedural rules, nature and diversity of sanctions and their implementation.
INS6ETSTI03-IN: Bioinformatics
Course description and objectives
The overall objective is to introduce students to bioinformatics. This powerful tool is essential to acquire, as it will be the first step for project design and results analysis. Therefore, students will learn how to decipher the vast amounts of biomedical and genomic data using online tools that will be relevant to their work in the coming decades (from nucleic acid to protein, primary sequences to look for structures and functions) They will also understand the interest of phylogenetics and comparative genomics.
Prerequisites
Genetic engineering 1, genetics
Assessment Methods
Practical examinations: 2h on computer Written examinations and continuous assessment
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
AIS6UE01-IN: Molecular Biology, Virology, Cancer Biology
Course description and objectives
Molecular biology Molecular biology is the key to all biotechnologies currently developed. During this course, we will discuss methods and techniques of molecular biology using concrete examples. In addition, we will provide a theoretical basis, necessary to understand experiments and concepts used in laboratory projects. The topic of genome edition will be treated and we will focus on CRISPR/Cas9. The possibilities, limitations and ethics of gene technology will be discussed. Cancer biology This course is an introduction to cancer biology. The definition of cancer, the cellular pathways affected the molecular mechanisms and some of the important genes and proteins will be discussed.
VirologyTo acquire knowledge in virology to be able to describe:
Prerequisites
Genetic engineering level 1 and 2
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Commercial Law
This course will examine how the law has developped to respond to the needs of business and how it facilitates commercial activity. In particular, it will focus on some important type of commercial transaction such as the contract for the sale of goods and remedies of buyer and seller. The course will also examine the law of agency and the role of agents in commercial transactions. Following this, the course will examine the law of agency, including the conceptual basis and nature of agency, the authority of the agent, the rights and duties of the agent and the termination of the agency.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU and Comparative Competition Law
Competition Law is the other major part of European Business Law and deals with antitrust, mergers, state aid, etc. The international dimension of EU Competition Law will form a significant part of this course, taking into account the growing number of merger transactions having an international dimension and the global dimension of anti-competitive practices.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
INS6ETBS01-IN: Advanced Immunology
Objectives
Course description
Laboratory classes: Test of adjuvants in term of efficacity to stimulate the immune response, using techniques of cell culture, ELISA, and RT-qPCR. - Pre-Clinical Evaluation of the Nanoliposomal antiPCSK9 Vaccine in Healthy Non-Human Primates – adapted from Abbas Momtazi-Borojeni et al., Vaccines, 2021 - Lipid A analog CRX-527 conjugated to synthetic peptides enhances vaccination efficacy and tumor control – adapted from Tondini et al., npj vaccines, 2022
The aim of this course is to provide the student current and up-to-date knowledge within areas of cellular and molecular immunology. The student will be able to mobilize this theoretical knowledge in immunology to choose immunological methods adapted to the biotech processes, and to optimize biotechnology protocols using immunology tools. Keywords: vaccination, recombinant antibodies, autoimmunity and hypersensibility
Prerequisites
Assessment Methods
Written exams and coursework
Basic knowledge in immunology (immune responses and antibodies)
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Equity and Trusts
New course, description in progress.
Dispute Resolution
This course examines various forms of dispute resolution used to manage conflicts and resolve disputes. Key topics covered will include different types of dispute resolution processes such as negotiation, mediation and other facilitated consensual processes, arbitration and ADR and how the internet opens doors to online dispute resolution.
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
Public & Private International Law
This course will cover principles of public and private international law. Increasingly, lawyers find themsleves planning transactions or litigating cases involving persons or events connected with more than one state or nation. This module will first deal with the principles of private international law (conflicts of laws etc.). This module will first deal with the principles of public international law (states responsibilities etc).
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
Moot Competition
This course is the second part of the full course on Advocacy Skills and Mooting in the common law context. In this course, students will learn the practical skills required to represent a client in a court. Key topics covered will include how to : prepare oral submissions to be made before the court and, how to represent a client in a moot court hearing confidently, using appropriate formality manner of speaking and following proper court procedure. This course is a very interactive course requiring students to participate in multiple rounds of moot court hearings, in which they will be assigned a client to represent before the Ucly Moot Court.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Sociologie Criminelle
The course aims to study the role of sociological factors (rank, class or social environment; education, population density; age, gender, addictions, etc.) within the framework of the manifestations of deviance.
Legal Methods: Case Law and Judgment Analysis
This course is an introduction to legal reasoning. It is designed to initiate students in the legal methods of case law analysis. It introduces students to the IRAC Method of case study analysis. Students will acquire or refine the techniques of close reading, analogizing, distinguishing, positing related fact patterns, and criticizing judicial and legislative exposition and logic.
European and International Track: Introduction to International Economic and Trade Law
The course aims to train students in the notions of internatioanl economic law and international trade presenting the course, history, concepts and functioning of institutions within the international economic order. It also explains the judicial settlement of international trade disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
European Law 2
Extending the study of European institutions, the course is dedicated to the EU legal order and judicial system. Various topics are analyzed, such as that of written sources — primary law, secondary legislation (regulations, directives) —, case law and general principles of the EU law (direct effect, primacy, subsidiarity, proportionality). Concerning the judicial system, the course emphasizes the legal remedies (preliminary ruling procedure, the "recours en cadence", action for annulment or for non-compliance...) that can be exercised in front of the EU Court of Justice.
EU Free Trade Agreement
The EU is looking for deeper commercial relations, especially with emerging economies, particularly in Asia. The module will introduce the students to the EU external trade policy and to the specific Eu competence in this field. The place of external trade agreements within the EU legal order will also be addressed. The students will also have an overview of the current trade negotiations and study major existing trade agreements currently negotiated or recently by the European Union.
Module 3: le Droit du Climat (EN)
The course will focus on the complexity of climate change law, the EU and French Climate Action, the origins of EU climate policy framework, the main principles related to climate change (precaution, prevention, common but differentiated responsability, etc.) and the Climate Change Litigation in Comparative and International Perspectives.
Module 04: States Foreign Policies (USA, China & Russia)
The overall foal is to prvide the students with an introduction to U.S. law within the context of international law and U.S. international politics. Moreover, this course can generally be divided into two parts, one, public international law through the lens of the United States, and two, the U.S. Government's foreign policy towards China and Russia. More specifically, the course will focus on customary law in the U.S. as well as the juridiction of U.S. Courts, the powers of the Executive Branch, (the U.S. President), diplomacy, and finally the U.S.'s relationship whith China and Russia.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).
EU Free Trade Agreement
Content:
The EU is looking for deeper commercial relations, especially with emerging economies, particularly in Asia. The module will introduce the students to the EU external trade policy and to the specific Eu competence in this field. The place of external trade agreements within the EU legal order will also be addressed. The students will also have an overview of the current trade negotiations and study major existing trade agreements currently negotiated or recently by the European Union.
Objectives:
Give the students a picture of the legal framework of the EU External Trade Policy and study major free trade agreements concluded or being negotiated by the European Union.
International Contract Law
To develop student's ability to draft and anlyze international contracts, in a transnational and international perspective.
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law
A study of the specificities of the Common Law countries' Constitutional systems in a comparative perspective (constitutional rules, sources, forms of the Constitution, hierarchy between constitutional rules and other norms, review of the constitutionality of laws).