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HomeUniversitiesSciences PoMaster in Law and Finance, Sciences Po Law School and School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master in Law and Finance, Sciences Po Law School and School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
A UNIQUE, INTENSIVE THREE-YEAR PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE ACADEMIC BACKGROUNDS The integrated Law and Finance programme, taught in French, combines the original courses and pedagogy of the Law School and of the School of Management and Impact into a coherent six-semester programme, one semester of which is devoted to an internship. The programme is designed for students with an excellent undergraduate degree in any field. It is the only joint degree of its kind offered by a single institution in France. Students admitted to the programme follow the curricula of the Master in Economic Law at the Law School and of the Master in Finance and Strategy at the School of Management and Impact. Sébastien Pimont, dean of Sciences Po Law School, and Natacha Valla, dean of the School of Management and Impact are the academic directors of the programme. As there are no prerequisites in law or finance, this programme is a unique opportunity for students without prior legal or finance training to access a vast range of career opportunities in business law firms, companies, banks or regulatory bodies. Graduates of the programme are eligible to take the French Bar Exam. This Master’s degree includes Charted Financial Analyst (CFA) certification. Graduates who so wish can therefore also sit the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) certified exam. A RESPONSE TO THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF LEGAL AND FINANCIAL CONCERNS The economy’s growing complexity and the extreme sophistication of financial instruments have intensified the strategic and operational aspects of legal positions. The 2008 banking crisis and its impact on financial regulation have only reinforced this trend. In response to the mounting intervention of public regulators, business law firms have established themselves as experts in the financial sector. They continue to provide legal counsel and tax advisory services to private clients while lobbying domestic and supranational public authorities. They often advise public entities on financial transactions involving public/private partnerships. And of course they still assist their private clients (commercial banks and merchant banks, investment funds, family offices, etc.) in seeking legal and tax authorisations and optimisation. In this context, market stakeholders are naturally looking for employees who master the technical and strategic aspects not only of business law, but also of financial instruments, financial regulation and financial risk management. PROGRAMME STRUCTURE The joint Master’s programme is organised over six semesters, allowing a small group of students (about 15-20 students per year) to take almost all the courses of the Master in Economic Law and the Master in Finance and Strategy. The programme has a major practical component with one of the six semesters devoted to an internship. The curriculum of the Master in Economic Law is designed to allow all students, including those without prior legal training, to master the required techniques gradually, starting with the most general concepts and moving towards increasingly specialised and concrete sets of regulations from semester to semester. Students spend the first year studying the law’s fundamental principles, basic language and modes of reasoning, so as to acquire or consolidate the general legal knowledge essential for a good understanding of economic law (contract law and civil liability, property law, business law, competition law, private international law, European law, etc.). The second year is a year of specialisation corresponding to distinct career paths and different modes of legal practice. The Master in Finance and Strategy courses at the School of Management and Impact combine in-depth technical training to ensure students’ rapid acquisition of professional competence with a strong outlook towards the dynamic developments of the industry. The political, institutional, regulatory, technological and risk management issues associated with current developments in the financial sector are also addressed.
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
A UNIQUE, INTENSIVE THREE-YEAR PROGRAMME FOR STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE ACADEMIC BACKGROUNDS The integrated Law and Finance programme, taught in French, combines the original courses and pedagogy of the Law School and of the School of Management and Impact into a coherent six-semester programme, one semester of which is devoted to an internship. The programme is designed for students with an excellent undergraduate degree in any field. It is the only joint degree of its kind offered by a single institution in France. Students admitted to the programme follow the curricula of the Master in Economic Law at the Law School and of the Master in Finance and Strategy at the School of Management and Impact. Sébastien Pimont, dean of Sciences Po Law School, and Natacha Valla, dean of the School of Management and Impact are the academic directors of the programme. As there are no prerequisites in law or finance, this programme is a unique opportunity for students without prior legal or finance training to access a vast range of career opportunities in business law firms, companies, banks or regulatory bodies. Graduates of the programme are eligible to take the French Bar Exam. This Master’s degree includes Charted Financial Analyst (CFA) certification. Graduates who so wish can therefore also sit the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) certified exam. A RESPONSE TO THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF LEGAL AND FINANCIAL CONCERNS The economy’s growing complexity and the extreme sophistication of financial instruments have intensified the strategic and operational aspects of legal positions. The 2008 banking crisis and its impact on financial regulation have only reinforced this trend. In response to the mounting intervention of public regulators, business law firms have established themselves as experts in the financial sector. They continue to provide legal counsel and tax advisory services to private clients while lobbying domestic and supranational public authorities. They often advise public entities on financial transactions involving public/private partnerships. And of course they still assist their private clients (commercial banks and merchant banks, investment funds, family offices, etc.) in seeking legal and tax authorisations and optimisation. In this context, market stakeholders are naturally looking for employees who master the technical and strategic aspects not only of business law, but also of financial instruments, financial regulation and financial risk management. PROGRAMME STRUCTURE The joint Master’s programme is organised over six semesters, allowing a small group of students (about 15-20 students per year) to take almost all the courses of the Master in Economic Law and the Master in Finance and Strategy. The programme has a major practical component with one of the six semesters devoted to an internship. The curriculum of the Master in Economic Law is designed to allow all students, including those without prior legal training, to master the required techniques gradually, starting with the most general concepts and moving towards increasingly specialised and concrete sets of regulations from semester to semester. Students spend the first year studying the law’s fundamental principles, basic language and modes of reasoning, so as to acquire or consolidate the general legal knowledge essential for a good understanding of economic law (contract law and civil liability, property law, business law, competition law, private international law, European law, etc.). The second year is a year of specialisation corresponding to distinct career paths and different modes of legal practice. The Master in Finance and Strategy courses at the School of Management and Impact combine in-depth technical training to ensure students’ rapid acquisition of professional competence with a strong outlook towards the dynamic developments of the industry. The political, institutional, regulatory, technological and risk management issues associated with current developments in the financial sector are also addressed.
Admission Requirements
3 Years
Aug
Tuition Fee and Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
The Sciences Po Undergraduate College offers a three-year Bachelor’s degree programme that includes a year abroad at one of 470 partner universities.
Our students receive a multidisciplinary and broad-based education in the humanities and social sciences and an emphasis on civic, linguistic, and artistic education, in which professional training and extra-curricular activities are strongly emphasised along with academic courses.
Fundamental education is offered across five principal disciplines: Economics, Law, History, Sociology, Political Science.
The Paris campus is home to undergraduate students who follow the general programme. The other campuses offer students the opportunity to study the challenges particular to a geographical region:
●Asia at the Le Havre campus
●North America and Africa on the Nancy campus
●Europe and Franco-German relations on the Reims campus
●Central and Eastern Europe on the Dijon campus
●Latin America, Spain, and Portugal on the Poitiers campus
●The Middle-East and Mediterranean on the Menton campus
Sciences Po offers 13 dual Bachelor degree programmes with leading universities around the world, including 9 international dual degrees (Columbia University, University of California in Berkeley, Freie Universität Berlin, University of Hong Kong, Keio University, National University of Singapore University of British Columbia, University College London, University of Sydney) and 6 French dual degrees.
28 two-year Master’s degree programmes, and 5 one-year Master's programmes are offered, all on the Paris campus, each with a wide choice of concentration.
They are all underpinned by the same main principles, combining fundamental knowledge, applied knowledge and practical experience, active learning and international scope.
Sciences Po also offers over 30 dual degree programmes with French and international partner universities.
Our seven graduate schools prepare students for professional life in a variety of fields.
Master in Law and Finance, Sciences Po Law School and School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Sciences Po campus in Paris, Paris, France
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Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The integrated Law and Finance programme, taught in French, combines the original courses and pedagogy of the Law School and of the School of Management and Impact into a coherent six-semester programme, one semester of which is devoted to an internship. The programme is designed for students with an excellent undergraduate degree in any field. It is the only joint degree of its kind offered by a single institution in France.
Students admitted to the programme follow the curricula of the Master in Economic Law at the Law School and of the Master in Finance and Strategy at the School of Management and Impact. Sébastien Pimont, dean of Sciences Po Law School, and Natacha Valla, dean of the School of Management and Impact are the academic directors of the programme.
As there are no prerequisites in law or finance, this programme is a unique opportunity for students without prior legal or finance training to access a vast range of career opportunities in business law firms, companies, banks or regulatory bodies. Graduates of the programme are eligible to take the French Bar Exam. This Master’s degree includes Charted Financial Analyst (CFA) certification. Graduates who so wish can therefore also sit the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) certified exam.
A RESPONSE TO THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF LEGAL AND FINANCIAL CONCERNS
The economy’s growing complexity and the extreme sophistication of financial instruments have intensified the strategic and operational aspects of legal positions. The 2008 banking crisis and its impact on financial regulation have only reinforced this trend. In response to the mounting intervention of public regulators, business law firms have established themselves as experts in the financial sector. They continue to provide legal counsel and tax advisory services to private clients while lobbying domestic and supranational public authorities. They often advise public entities on financial transactions involving public/private partnerships. And of course they still assist their private clients (commercial banks and merchant banks, investment funds, family offices, etc.) in seeking legal and tax authorisations and optimisation.
In this context, market stakeholders are naturally looking for employees who master the technical and strategic aspects not only of business law, but also of financial instruments, financial regulation and financial risk management.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
The joint Master’s programme is organised over six semesters, allowing a small group of students (about 15-20 students per year) to take almost all the courses of the Master in Economic Law and the Master in Finance and Strategy. The programme has a major practical component with one of the six semesters devoted to an internship.
The curriculum of the Master in Economic Law is designed to allow all students, including those without prior legal training, to master the required techniques gradually, starting with the most general concepts and moving towards increasingly specialised and concrete sets of regulations from semester to semester. Students spend the first year studying the law’s fundamental principles, basic language and modes of reasoning, so as to acquire or consolidate the general legal knowledge essential for a good understanding of economic law (contract law and civil liability, property law, business law, competition law, private international law, European law, etc.). The second year is a year of specialisation corresponding to distinct career paths and different modes of legal practice.
The Master in Finance and Strategy courses at the School of Management and Impact combine in-depth technical training to ensure students’ rapid acquisition of professional competence with a strong outlook towards the dynamic developments of the industry. The political, institutional, regulatory, technological and risk management issues associated with current developments in the financial sector are also addressed.
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The integrated Law and Finance programme, taught in French, combines the original courses and pedagogy of the Law School and of the School of Management and Impact into a coherent six-semester programme, one semester of which is devoted to an internship. The programme is designed for students with an excellent undergraduate degree in any field. It is the only joint degree of its kind offered by a single institution in France.
Students admitted to the programme follow the curricula of the Master in Economic Law at the Law School and of the Master in Finance and Strategy at the School of Management and Impact. Sébastien Pimont, dean of Sciences Po Law School, and Natacha Valla, dean of the School of Management and Impact are the academic directors of the programme.
As there are no prerequisites in law or finance, this programme is a unique opportunity for students without prior legal or finance training to access a vast range of career opportunities in business law firms, companies, banks or regulatory bodies. Graduates of the programme are eligible to take the French Bar Exam. This Master’s degree includes Charted Financial Analyst (CFA) certification. Graduates who so wish can therefore also sit the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) certified exam.
A RESPONSE TO THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF LEGAL AND FINANCIAL CONCERNS
The economy’s growing complexity and the extreme sophistication of financial instruments have intensified the strategic and operational aspects of legal positions. The 2008 banking crisis and its impact on financial regulation have only reinforced this trend. In response to the mounting intervention of public regulators, business law firms have established themselves as experts in the financial sector. They continue to provide legal counsel and tax advisory services to private clients while lobbying domestic and supranational public authorities. They often advise public entities on financial transactions involving public/private partnerships. And of course they still assist their private clients (commercial banks and merchant banks, investment funds, family offices, etc.) in seeking legal and tax authorisations and optimisation.
In this context, market stakeholders are naturally looking for employees who master the technical and strategic aspects not only of business law, but also of financial instruments, financial regulation and financial risk management.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
The joint Master’s programme is organised over six semesters, allowing a small group of students (about 15-20 students per year) to take almost all the courses of the Master in Economic Law and the Master in Finance and Strategy. The programme has a major practical component with one of the six semesters devoted to an internship.
The curriculum of the Master in Economic Law is designed to allow all students, including those without prior legal training, to master the required techniques gradually, starting with the most general concepts and moving towards increasingly specialised and concrete sets of regulations from semester to semester. Students spend the first year studying the law’s fundamental principles, basic language and modes of reasoning, so as to acquire or consolidate the general legal knowledge essential for a good understanding of economic law (contract law and civil liability, property law, business law, competition law, private international law, European law, etc.). The second year is a year of specialisation corresponding to distinct career paths and different modes of legal practice.
The Master in Finance and Strategy courses at the School of Management and Impact combine in-depth technical training to ensure students’ rapid acquisition of professional competence with a strong outlook towards the dynamic developments of the industry. The political, institutional, regulatory, technological and risk management issues associated with current developments in the financial sector are also addressed.
Admission Requirements
Tuition Fee and Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
More programs from the university
The Sciences Po Undergraduate College offers a three-year Bachelor’s degree programme that includes a year abroad at one of 470 partner universities.
Our students receive a multidisciplinary and broad-based education in the humanities and social sciences and an emphasis on civic, linguistic, and artistic education, in which professional training and extra-curricular activities are strongly emphasised along with academic courses.
Fundamental education is offered across five principal disciplines: Economics, Law, History, Sociology, Political Science.
The Paris campus is home to undergraduate students who follow the general programme. The other campuses offer students the opportunity to study the challenges particular to a geographical region:
● Asia at the Le Havre campus
● North America and Africa on the Nancy campus
● Europe and Franco-German relations on the Reims campus
● Central and Eastern Europe on the Dijon campus
● Latin America, Spain, and Portugal on the Poitiers campus
● The Middle-East and Mediterranean on the Menton campus
Sciences Po offers 13 dual Bachelor degree programmes with leading universities around the world, including 9 international dual degrees (Columbia University, University of California in Berkeley, Freie Universität Berlin, University of Hong Kong, Keio University, National University of Singapore University of British Columbia, University College London, University of Sydney) and 6 French dual degrees.
Social Sciences and Management (1)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities / Economics, Sciences Po (France) and The University of Sydney (Australia)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and Columbia University (New York, USA)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and Freie University Berlin (Germany)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and Keio university (Tokyo, Japan)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and LUISS University in Rome (Italy))
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and The University of British Columbia (UBC), (Vancouver, Canada)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and The University of California in Berkeley, (USA)
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and The University of Hong Kong
Dual Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences and Humanities, Sciences Po (France) and University College London (UCL), UK
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Asia-Pacific minor, Le Havre Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, European Union, Central and Eastern Europe minor, Dijon Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, European Union, Franco-German partnership, Nancy Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Latin America-Caribbean minor, Poitiers Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Middle East and Mediterranean minor, Menton Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, North America minor, Reims Campus
Sciences Po Bachelor of Arts (BA) in the Social Sciences and Humanities, multidisciplinary programme, Paris Campus
28 two-year Master’s degree programmes, and 5 one-year Master's programmes are offered, all on the Paris campus, each with a wide choice of concentration.
They are all underpinned by the same main principles, combining fundamental knowledge, applied knowledge and practical experience, active learning and international scope.
Sciences Po also offers over 30 dual degree programmes with French and international partner universities.
Our seven graduate schools prepare students for professional life in a variety of fields.
● The School of Public Affairs
● The Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA)
● The Law School
● The School of Journalism
● The School of Management and Innovation
● The Urban School
● The School of Research
Arts and Humanities (3)
Master Governing Ecological Transitions in European Cities, Sciences Po Urban School (Paris, France)
Master Governing the large metropolis, Sciences Po Urban School (Paris, France)
Master in History, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Master in Regional and Urban Strategy, Sciences Po Urban School (Paris, France)
Master in Urban Planning, Sciences Po Urban School (Paris, France)
Business and Management (3)
Master in Finance and Strategy, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master in International Economic Policy, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in Marketing and Society, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master in Marketing: New Luxury & Art de Vivre, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master of HR & Sustainable Governance, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Masters in Economics, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Master’s programme in International Business and Sustainability, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
One-year Master’s programme in Corporate Strategy, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Social Sciences and Management (3)
LLM in Transnational Arbitration and Dispute Settlement, Sciences Po Law School (Paris, France)
Master Careers in the Law and Judiciary, Sciences Po Law School (Paris, France)
Master in Communications, Media and Creative Industries, Sciences Po School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master in Economic Law, Sciences Po Law School (Paris, France)
Master in Environmental Policy, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in European Affairs, Sciences Po School of Public Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in International Development, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in International Energy Transitions, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in International Governance and Diplomacy, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in International Security, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in Journalism and International Affairs, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs / Journalism School (Paris, France)
Master in Journalism, Sciences Po Journalism School (Paris, France)
Master in Law and Finance, Sciences Po Law School and School of Management and Impact (Paris, France)
Master in Political Science, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Master in Public Policy, Sciences Po School of Public Affairs (Paris, France)
Master in Sociology, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Master in Technology and Global Affairs, Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
One-year Master in Advanced Global Studies, Sciences Po School of International Affairs (Paris, France)
Arts and Humanities (3)
Doctorate in History, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Business and Management (3)
Doctorate in Economics, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Social Sciences and Management (3)
Doctorate in Law, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Doctorate in Political Science, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)
Doctorate in Sociology, Sciences Po School of Research (Paris, France)