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Consult the procedure to follow and the application dates

Please note : a maximum of 3 wishes are allowed for the entire Master's and Bachelor's campaign, including on E-candidat.

During the application campaign via the E-candidate application, the following documents must be provided:

  • Curriculum-Vitae,
  • Letter of motivation,
  • ID photo,
  • Proof of identity: CNI, Passport,
  • All your transcripts from the Baccalaureate onwards,
  • Certificates of achievement for all diplomas obtained,
  • For foreign students, a translation into French of the transcripts and foreign diplomas and the result of the TCF or DELF or DALF (level C1 obligatory) will also be required.

Recommendations for use:

  • You have the possibility to make 3 wishes via the E-candidat application (except for foreign students who are obliged to follow the Etudes en France procedure).
  • Please make sure that your application is of good quality: complete (any missing document will result in the incomplete status of your application), legible supporting documents and uploaded in the direction of the application (some of your supporting documents may be used during your administrative registration).
  • Please submit your application as soon as possible so that you can upload any missing documents within the deadline. No documents sent by e-mail after the deadline will be taken into account.

Recommendations for foreign students:

Students living abroad and from a country with the Études en France procedure must apply via the Études en France application:

  • List of countries with the Études en France procedure: Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru, Russia, Senegal, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, United States, Vietnam
  • Level C1 is required for French language certification.

Partial exemption from differential fees:

The Board of Directors of Aix-Marseille University approved on November 26, 2019 the implementation of a partial exemption from differentiated fees for the academic year 2020/2021.
The registration fees for non-EU students will be reduced to the same level as that paid by French and EU students.
No action is necessary on your part. The exemption will be applied directly to you.

All of the Faculty of Law and Political Science's Masters courses are selective. Students wishing to enrol in these courses must apply via the eCandidat platform, scrupulously respecting the indications and timetables presented below.

Please note: Applicants from certain countries are subject to a specific application procedure via the "Études en France" platform. See the relevant section below.

Please note that the dates have been modified on 19/04/2021 for access to Master 2.

Consult the procedure to follow and the application dates
  • You can make up to 3 requests via the E-candidat application for the Faculty of Law and Political Science. You can also make other requests for other components of Aix-Marseille University.
  • It is imperative, in your email exchanges with the school, to have previously verified that the answer to your question is not provided either on these pages or in the Frequently Asked Questions. Moreover, it is important to specify as many elements as possible in your e-mail: Name, First name, Degree, E-candidate application number...

Only a pedagogical committee is authorized to evaluate your application file, so it is imperative that you submit a complete file within the allotted time. No advice on your curriculum will be given by email by the administrative service.

  • Master 1 application

    Access to Master 1 studies is reserved for holders of a law degree. Applicants who do not hold this degree must obtain anequivalence decision.

    Applications must be submitted between April 23 and May 17, 2021, except for the Urbanism and Development field (see the summary table above).

    Applications must be submitted exclusively through the eCandidat platform. No applications will be received by any other means.

    Arrêté de composition de la commission de recrutement 2023

  • Master 2 applications

    There are two different procedures for accessing the Master 2 programme, depending on the student's situation. These situations are described below. If you have any questions about the procedures for accessing the Master 2 programme, you can ask your questions on the dedicated forum.

    Students must download and complete the Procedure Form to indicate which procedure they are applying for, then attach it in PDF format to their application file.

    Download the procedure sheet

    Students with a right of access to Master 2

    All students who have been selected for admission to the Master 2 programme are entitled to full access to the Master 2 programme. This applies to students admitted to the main list as well as to those admitted to the complementary list or on appeal (including rectoral appeal). This benefit is retained in the event of a repeat year authorised by the jury, provided that the student had previously been selected for entry into Master 1. It is also retained in the event of a gap year, if this is carried out in accordance with the regulatory conditions. On the other hand, the interruption of studies outside of the gap-year scheme deprives the student of his or her right of access to Master 2.

    You must apply between 26 April and 9 May 2021 and make up to 3 wishes via the E-candidat platform.

    The assignment of the student to a Master 2 is subject to the decision of the director of the field, after consultation with the heads of the courses concerned. The wishes formulated by the candidates are taken into account within the limits of the places available in each of the courses.

    Students who do not have a right of access to Master 2

    The following students are concerned

    • students who have followed a non-selective Master 1 course (or equivalent)
    • Repeat students who were not selected when they first registered for a Master 1 course;
    • students who have followed a selective course in another institution or another field;
    • students who have interrupted their studies since the validation of their Master 1, except in the case of a regulatory break;
    • students who have been registered administratively in the field outside the selection process, in particular for the purposes of a study period abroad.

    These students are subject to a selection procedure. You must apply from 17 May to 04 June 2021 and make up to 3 wishes via the E-candidat platform.

    Please note : the number of wishes cannot be accumulated between the two procedures and candidates may not make more than 3 wishes in total.

  • Applications for a Master's degree in work-linked training

    The Faculty offers several masters 2 in alternation. Access to these courses is subject to the application procedures mentioned above. However, some access modalities to these courses may be specific.

    For more information, please contact the people in charge of these courses on our page dedicated to work-study programs.

  • Equivalences

    Students who do not have a law degree must obtain an equivalence decision. Their file is automatically studied in the framework of the eCandidat selection procedure: they do not have to take any specific steps.

  • Foreign students

    Countries with a special procedure :

    Students residing abroad and from countries with a Study in France procedure must apply via the Study in France application:

    • List of countries with a Study in France procedure: Algeria, Argentina, Benin, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Peru, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Singapore, South Korea, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey, United States, Vietnam
    • The C1 level is required for the certification of the French language.
    • Applications can be submitted from November 1, 2020 to March 5, 2021.

    Partial Exemption from Differential Fees:

    The Board of Directors of Aix-Marseille University approved on January 19, 2021 the implementation of a partial exemption from differentiated registration fees for the academic year 2021/2022.
    This exemption will thus make it possible to reduce the amount of registration fees for non-EU students to the same level as that paid by French or European students.
    No specific steps are required from the students. The exemption will be applied directly to them.

During the application campaign via the E-candidate application, the following documents must be provided:

  • Curriculum-Vitae,
  • Letter of motivation,
  • ID photo,
  • Proof of identity: Double-sided national identity card, passport,
  • All your university transcripts including the odd semester of the current year
  • Certificates of achievement of all diplomas obtained or diplomas obtained,
  • Additional form,
  • For Master 2 applications only: Procedure sheet (download)
  • For foreign students, a translation into French of the transcripts and foreign diplomas and the result of the TCF or DELF or DALF (level C1 obligatory) will also be required.

Make sure you have all the documents before starting the application procedure.

Recommendations for use :

  • Make sure that your application is properly prepared and presented. Any missing, illegible, blurred, truncated or inverted document will result in the inadmissibility of your application.
  • Please take the time to carefully review your application: the information and documents submitted cannot be modified.
  • We encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible, so that you can download any missing or inadmissible documents within the allotted time. No documents sent by e-mail after the deadline will be taken into account.

Questions relating to the selection procedure for the Master's degree should be addressed to the administrative referents of these courses.

Students are invited to consult the Frequently Asked Questions page before sending any questions. E-mails concerning questions that have been answered in the FAQ will be ignored. E-mails that do not respect the basic rules applicable to all professional correspondence will also be ignored.

Answers to questions addressed to the school in connection with the selection procedure are published on the page dedicated to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

We invite you to consult this page before entering your application and before contacting the school. Emails concerning questions that have been answered in the FAQ will be ignored.

You can apply for one of the institutional degrees offered by the Faculty of Law and Political Science by writing directly to the heads and administrative referents of these degrees:

You wish to carry out a project or take a break from your studies:

  • I consult the dates of campaigns according to my departure date
  • I contact my gap year advisor who will guide me through the process
  • I gather the supporting documents and connect to E-candidat
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