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European LL.B. in Law – Lille Campus

Accredited degree in cooperation with Toulouse Capitole University
Official title : “Bachelors of Law, Economics and Management
– Major in Law
– Multicultural, multilingual and european path”
Issuing a Europass “European Bachelor”

Training location : Lille Campus

The objective of this Bachelor’s programme is to become a multiligual legal expert able to work in your country or abroad. It prepares students for european and international legal and judiciary careers.

Prerequisites

  • Holder of a general baccalaureate (L, ES or S) or an equivalent (A-levels, DEC, High School Diploma, Abitur, Bachillerato / PAU…)
  • Good level in English (B2 according to the european framework)
  • Basic knowledge in German or Spanish

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50% of courses are taught in English.
More than 130 visiting professors from international universities and experts from the most prestigious european and international institutions.

Objectives of the programme

Study of French law and comparative law (Germany, Spain, Belgium, Italy…)

Acquire the  fundamentals of French Law and discover continental legal systems (South/North America, Africa, Asia)

Master legal methodology & develop legal reasoning and argumentation

Put into practice, in particular through the International & European Legal Clinic (in particular the Model of United Nations – MUN and Model of European Parliament – MEP)

Strengthen written and oral expression (legal German or Spanish courses)

Discover a new language (Chinese, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Spanish…)

Assets

Pedagogy

  • Law courses in French, English and German or Spanish
  • An enhancement of the acquisition of skills through adapted practical exercises
  • A transitional unit to familiarize students with the law and facilitate their immersion from high school to university
  • Progressive learning of legal methodology: supervised work and methodology workshops (in small groups)
  • Individual support through tutoring (on request)
  • Courses taught by visiting professors: teachers from foreign universities or experts from the largest European or international institutions
  • International mobility: possibility of spending a year in 3rd year with the ERASMUS+ programme or as part of a global agreement

Networking opportunities

  • Mandatory 8-week internship over the 3 years of the degree, including a minimum of 4 weeks abroad (in a company, a firm, an institution or a summer program…) or in France in an international department
  • Valuation of student commitment (salaried activities, associative life and student projects)
  • Meetings with legal practitioners
  • Career Center support: CV and cover letter workshops, construction and refinement of professional projects, meetings with professionals, jobdating, etc.
  • Thematic conferences related to European and international law

1st Year programme

60 ECTS credits – 621h

INTEGRATION UNIT – 3 weeks

+ Justice organisation
+ General introduction to law

FUNDAMENTALS OF LAW

+ Constitutional Law (cours+TE)
+ Civil Law (cours+TE)
+ Exams

INTERNATIONAL & EUROPEAN LAW UNIT

  • EU Institutions & proceedings + Tutorial
  • European integration + Tutorials
  • Choice of 1 course:
    – Comparative Governement
    – Economics of Globalisation
  •  Choice of 2 courses:
    – Legal History & Philosophy
    – General Principles of British law
    – International Relations

LANGUAGE UNIT

  • English or French as a foreign language
  • German or Spanish

Professionalization Unit – 96h

Choose 3 courses

  • International & European Legal Clinic
  • Methodology Seminar
  • Association with a European or international vocation
  • Awakening to legal thinking

EXPRESSION & COMMUNICATION UNIT

+ Second language – German or Spanish law
+ Third language – beginners level (Chinese, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Spanish, German, French…)
+ Refreshing language
+ Voltaire Project

2nd Year Programme

60 ECTS credits – 556h

French Law Unit – 300h

  • Administrative Law (cours+TE)
  • Civil Law (Contract Law) (cours+ TE)
  • Exams
  • General criminal law

International knowledge Unit – 80h

  • German Law OR Spanish Law OR French as a foreign language
  • Beginner’s language course: Chinese, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, German, French

International and European Law Unit – 176h

  • Public International Law 1 + Tutorials
  • EU Law (policies) + Tutorials
  • Choose 2 courses:
    – Introduction to Russian Law
    – Introduction to Southern American Systems
    – Comparative contract law
  • Choose 2 courses:
    – European Comparative Law
    – Financial Economics
    – Introduction to Northern American Legal Systems

Professionalization Unit

  • International & European Legal Clinic
  • Methodology Seminar (optional)
  • Association with a European or international vocation

3rd Year programme

60 ECTS credits – 586h

FRENCH LAW UNIT – 282h

+ Special contract law (cours + TE)
+ Public Property Law (cours + TE)
+ Fundamental Freedoms (cours + TE)
+ Security Law (cours + TE)

  • 2 course to choose from:
    + Commercial law
    + History of Contemporary Ideas
    + Safety issues
  • 1 course to choose from:
    + Civil Procedure
    + Administrative litigation procedure
  • 1 course to choose from:
    + Criminal procedure
    + Environmental Law

+ Legal methodology

EXPRESSION & COMMUNICATION UNIT

+ Second language : German or Spanish law
+ Third language – beginners (Chinese, Russian, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Spanish, German, French…)
+ Refreshing language
+ Voltaire Project

INTERNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE UNIT

Choice of 3 courses

  • German Law OR Spanish Law OR French as a foreign language
  • Language courses (beginners) :  Chinese, Russian, Italian, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, German, French

PROFESSIONALIZATION UNIT

+ Association with a european or international vocation
+ Conferences
+ Professional conferences
+ Professional project workshops
+ Internship

Director

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Aurélien RACCAH

Associate Professor and Co-Director of the International & European Law School (IELS)

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Aurélien RACCAH

Associate Professor and Co-Director of the International & European Law School (IELS)

Aurélien RACCAH is a doctor in comparative public law since 2009. His thesis topic is: “The direct application of European Union law by decentralised entities. A comparative approach in Germany, in the United Kingdom and in France”. He obtained his certificate of aptitude for the profession of lawyer in 2009 and works at ELEA (Paris).
He is a permanent lecturer at the faculty since 2009, assistant to the dean in charge of international development, pedagogical manager of the European law degree, co-director of the International and European Law School (IELS), manager of the PrepAvocat and member of C3RD.
He teaches in European Legal Proccedings, European Integration and German public law. He supervises a research seminar on international and European law.
His research area is European Union law. He is a founding member of the Global Legal Network (GLN).

Mail: aurelien.raccah@univ-catholille.fr
Tel : 03.59.30.25.03

Academic team

1st Year Bachelor’s programme

1st semester

Integration Unit

  • Caroline VENDEVILLE : Justice organisation
  • Elodie LETOMBE : General Introduction to Law
  • Charlotte PASQUIER : International & European Legal Clinic

Fundamental Unit 

  • Elodie LETOMBE : Civil Law
  • Sarah DURELLE-MARC : Constitutional Law

International and European Law Unit 

  • Barbara BUDINSKA – Nicholas MCGAVIGAN : EU institutions and proceedings – Tutorials
  • Kalliopi KYRIAKOPOULOU : Comperative government
  • Georgios MAKEDONIS : Economics of globalization

International Knowledge Unit

  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Legal Spanish + Spanish

Semester 2

Fundamental Unit 

  • Lina WILLIATTE : Civil Law
  • Sarah DURELLE-MARC: Constitutional Law

International and European Law Unit 

  • Aurélien RACCAH – Nicholas MCGAVIGAN : European integration – Tutorials
  • Kalliopi KYRIAKOPOULOU : Legal history and philosophy
  • Michael OTTLEY : General principles of British Law
  • Rashad IBADOV : Philosophy of International Law

French Law Unit

  • Aurélie WIART : Introduction to corporate litigation
  • Blandine MALLEVAEY : Introduction to civil procedure

International Culture Unit

  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Legal Spanish

2nd Year of Bachelor’s programme

Semester 3

Fundamental Unit

  • Olivier FARDOUX : Civil Law
  • Jean-Paul CARTON : Administrative Law

International and European Law Unit

  • Introduction to Southern American Legal System
  • Comparative Contract Law
  • Alessandro CHECHI – Nicholas MCGAVIGAN : Public International Law

French Law Unit

  • Denis DENDONCKER : Introduction to the administrative litigation procedure
  • Franck LUDWICZAK : Initiation to criminal proceedings

International Knowledge Unit

  • Sylvia ONQUIERT : LV3 German
  • Houria SAOUDI : LV3 Arabic
  • Tsam YUEN VERVUURT : LV3 Chinese
  • Iria VAZQUEZ MARINO : LV3 Spanish
  • Maria TAGLIENTI : LV3 Italian
  • Natalia MANCIONE : LV3 Russian
  • Elisabeth SUZANA : LV3 Portuguese
  • Benjamin MARCILLY : Legal Analysis and Writing
  • Bénédicte DEFEVER-MARGIES : German Public Law
  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Spanish Public Law

Semester 4

Fundamental Unit 

  • Olivier FARDOUX : Civil Law
  • Delphine POLLET-PANOUSSIS : Administrative Law

International and European Law Unit  

  • Darinka PIQANI – Moritz JESSE – Nicholas MCGAVIGAN : EU Law & Tutorials

International Knowledge Unit 

  • Sylvia ONQUIERT : LV3 German
  • Houria SAOUDI : LV3 Arabic
  • Tsam YUEN VERVUURT : LV3 Chinese
  • Iria VAZQUEZ MARINO : LV3 Spanish
  • Maria TAGLIENTI : LV3 Italian
  • Natalia MANCIONE : LV3 Russian
  • Elisabeth SUZANA : LV3 Portugais
  • Bénédicte DEFEVER-MARGIES : German Public Law
  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Spanish Public Law

3rd Year of Bachelor’s programme

Semester 5

International and European Law Unit 

  • Pieter DE TAVERNIER : Comparative tort law
  • European Policy
  • Introduction to Russian legal Systems
  • Delphine DOGOT – Claire-Marie BEYET : Public International Law & Tutorials

French Law Unit 

  • David BOULANGER : Civil Law
  • Anne-Claire GRANDJEAN : Administrative litigation procedure
  • Romain LAULIER : Civil procedure + Commercial Law
  • Pierre-Jean BARALLE : Public Property Law

International Culture Unit

  • Sylvia ONQUIERT : LV3 German
  • Houria SAOUDI : LV3 Arabic
  • Leng XIE : LV3 Chinese
  • Rocio BRABANT : LV3 Spanish
  • Maria TAGLIENTI : LV3 Italian
  • Natalia MANCIONE : LV3 Russian
  • Carlos DA SILVA : LV3 Portuguese
  • Bénédicte DEFEVER-MARGIES : Legal German
  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Legal Spanish
  • Antoine GELLE – Ondine PREVOTEAU : International Negotiations

Semester 6

International and European Law Unit

  • Jindrich KLOUB : European Competition Law
  • European Human Right

French Law Unit 

  • Kenza LESAFFRE : Civil Law
  • Matthieu MEERPOEL : Environmental Law
  • Franck LUDWICZAK : Criminal procedure
  • Delphine POLLET-PANOUSSIS : Fundamental rights
  • Andra COTIGA : Commercial Law

International Knowledge Unit 

  • Berta DIAZ BRAN : Legal Spanish

Career opportunities

Further Studies

  • Master’s degree in international and European law or in one of the Masters offered at the Faculty of Law.
  • Preparation for the European civil service competitive examination.
  • International internship opportunities.

Jobs & Careers

International lawyer, Magistrate, International company lawyer… in France or in a European Union country
Civil servant in a European institution or an international organization
NGO with an international vocation

Avocat(e)

Directeur juridique

Juriste

Juriste d’entreprise

Magistrat

Responsable juridique

The FLD Experience

I chose to join the European Law Degree in order to practice law in several languages. I was immediately very interested in learning about different legal systems, especially through courses taught by professors from all over the world. I especially enjoyed learning about European law and quickly realized that it is essential for lawyers to know how it applies to our legal system. I was able to solidify and put into practice my knowledge through several internships that are an integral part of the degree. I was also able to benefit from the support and advice of the professors and the administration throughout the license, which reassured me enormously in my professional career. At the beginning of the 2019 academic year, I joined the Master in European and International Law 100% in English and I am delighted to continue my studies at the Faculty of Law where I have flourished during these first 3 years.
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Ms. Préault obtained immediately after a job proposal as Chief Learning Officer (CLO) at Fructy (Euratechnologies)

Anaïs - Class of 2019

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