Laurea Magistrale in Diritto Commerciale

The course aims at training future jurists primarily for small and medium-sized local companies.

The course is divided into two main modules:  business law and employment law.  This combination will enable jurists from this master's degree in business law to independently tackle typical legal challenges faced by a company.

The course is spread over two university years and is divided into four semesters.

The first year (Master 1) is a continuation of the Bachelors in Law degree training.

The teaching is provided through lectures, some of which are followed up with tutorial lessons. The teaching content follows two main objectives :

Completed the jurist's basic training  by approaching legal obligations through lectures on particular contracts, followed up with tutorial lessons.

Begin the specialization of the jurist in company law  through lectures on business law (taxation, struggling companies, corporate restructuring, payment and credit instruments, criminal business law) and labour law (in-depth study in employees rights, social protection, and social security law, labour litigation, criminal business law).

At the end of these two semesters, the student must write a dissertation on a subject linked to business law, thus introducing the student to legal research.

The second-year (Master 2 ) aims to develop specialist knowledge and practices in business law.

The teaching takes the form of seminars, in other words, lectures with a specific theme delivered by university lecturers or professionals in the field on one or more days. The different lectures are organized around the three main stages in a company's life: its creation, its operation, and its sale or transfer.

At the end of the two semesters of teaching, the student completes a four-month internship to practise the knowledge acquired throughout the course and gain a real-life experience of working in a company. The student will write a report and give an oral presentation of the internship to an examination jury before being awarded the master's degree (master 2).

A young establishment, the Champollion University - INU Champollion, has established itself in a few years as a recognized player in higher education and research. Its attractive model combining territorial anchoring and openness to the world is built on strong values: the multidisciplinary training of the license to the master, the culture of success and innovation in terms of education, the production and dissemination of knowledge through research. On its three campuses in Albi, Castres, and Rodez, INU Champollion offers its 4,000 students a privileged study environment stimulating a scientific and intellectual environment. The objective is twofold: to promote access to quality higher education for the greatest number of people and to create the conditions for success and development for all.

The Institut National Universitaire Champollion is located on three campuses in the Occitanie region: Albi, Rodez, and Castres. Its head office is in Albi. The establishment links its training and research activities with the Federal University of Toulouse Midi-Pyrénées.