2+2 KENT diploma (Master 1 / LLB)

The "2+2" double degree is a top-class program in French and English law offered by Aix-Marseille Université (AMU) and the University of Kent. The program lasts four years, and enables students who have just passed their baccalaureate to study the first two years at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, AMU in Aix-en-Provence, and the following two years at Kent Law School, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK.

At the end of the program, students receive two degrees:

• A Bachelor's degree and a Master 1 in International and European Law, awarded by AMU
• An LLB ("Bachelor of Laws") awarded by theUniversity of Kent. This is equivalent to a Master 1 in France.

This dual degree is highly valued on the job market, as it enables students to embark on legal and judicial careers in either of the two countries.

Finally, to round off these legal studies and gain a complete and even more valuable training in the world of work, students can go on to take a Master 2 in France or an LLM in England.

This double degree offers students

• Two Master 1 degrees in just 4 years
• A very good knowledge of French and English law acquired within the framework of two prestigious law schools of international renown
• Mobilitý and mastery of language skills through total immersion
• The possibilitý, on completion of the study program, of embarking on judicial careers in both France and the UK; and enhanced employabilitý at national, European and international level.

• Enrolment at AMU for all 4 years of the curriculum (Licence then M1)
• Registration at Kent for years N3 and N4 of the curriculum (in LLB).
• Registration/ tuition feeś are those in force at AMU for the first two years, then those in force at the Universitý of Kent for the following two years: https: //www.kent.ac.uk/finance-student/fees/

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS :

• Hold a Baccalaureate with "Bien" or "Très Bien" honors
• Excellent level of English (certification + bilingual interview)
• Not to have begun law studies

ECANDIDAT :

• Application via the eCandidat platform

• Master French and Anglo-Saxon legal terminology
• Handle French and European legal data
• Build legal arguments
• Legally qualify problems and use theoretical knowledge to find practical solutions
• Master the reading of case law from national and international jurisdictions
• Position yourself in the national, international and European legal environment
• Mobilize a general culture and apply it to the legal field
• Communicate orally and in writing in a professional manner
• Master digital legal tools

Students can take part in internships outside course periods (preferably during the summer), provided that they have been approved and validated by the teaching staff.

This bilingual and bi-juridical training is particularly well-suited to the international legal profession:

• International law firms
• International and European organizations
• Legal departments of large private or public companies
• Legal departments of major NGOs
• Lobbying firms