International Law Event for French students: LL.M. Forum Online France

Datum:
Di, 10. Nov
Uhrzeit:

18:00 – 20:00

Ort:
online via Zoom
Zielgruppe:

French Law students, legal trainees, doctoral candidates and professionals interested in pursuing an LL.M.

Application deadline:

So, 1. Nov

Meet renowned law schools that are specifically interested in connecting with French students in an intimate setting at the LL.M. Forum. The best part: from the comfort of your own home, you can explore the LL.M. programs offered by all participating law schools and find out which one is the right fit for you.

What to expect

  • Short presentations by participating law schools
  • Q&A sessions where you can ask all your questions about pursuing an LL.M.
  • The opportunity to benefit from exclusive scholarships worth up to $40,000
  • Direct and personal contact with law school representatives

These law schools are joining the 2026 LL.M. Forum Online France

Programme

From 6:00 pm

Welcome by e-fellows.net

From 6:10 pm

Short presentations by the law schools followed by a Q&A session on pursuing an LL.M.

From 7:00 pm

Individual online conversations with the participating schools in breakout rooms

8:00 pm

End of the event

Important information about applying

Who can apply?
  • French law students from the third year of their Licence en droit (L3) onwards, as well as students enrolled in a Master 1 (M1) or Master 2 (M2) in Law, doctoral candidates, trainee lawyers (élèves-avocats) and legal professionals are eligible to apply.
  • Admission requirements for LL.M. programmes vary by law school. Depending on the institution, French applicants may need to have completed a Licence en droit (Bac+3) or at least a Master 1 en droit / Maîtrise en droit (Bac+4) before starting the LL.M.
  • We therefore recommend checking the specific academic and language requirements of the LL.M. programmes you are interested in.

Any questions? I’m happy to help!

Georgetown Law School & SciencesPo

Location: Paris, France (Year 1); Washington, D.C., USA (Year 2)

LL.M. Programs:

  • Two-year dual master’s in International Affairs and Law (M.I.A./LL.M.), taught in English.
  • Year 1: studies at Sciences Po’s Paris School of International Affairs.
  • Year 2: LL.M. at Georgetown Law, leading to degrees from both institutions after successful completion.
  • LL.M. options: General; International Legal Studies; International Business & Economic Law; Taxation; Global Health Law; Energy & Environmental Law; National Security.
  • Global Health Law, Energy & Environmental Law and National Security require an additional essay and selective admission during Year 1.

Tuition and fees:

  • Students pay Sciences Po in Year 1 and Georgetown Law in Year 2. See the programme website for the institutions’ fee information.

Scholarships and financial aid:

  • The programme website links to financial aid information from Sciences Po and Georgetown Law.

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