24 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's program in Administration and Liquidation of Companies in Difficulty (ALED) is a top-tier program combining highly specialized and renowned academics with practitioners in insolvency proceedings and accounting.
The program aims to provide expertise in insolvency law and solid skills in accounting and management.
The legal experts of tomorrow acquire specific skills throughout their two years of training, making them well-informed future professionals, such as:
> corporate restructuring
> employment law
> accounting
> management
> financial analysis
> prevention of business difficulties
> development and implementation of safeguard and recovery plans
> management of judicial liquidation proceedings
This Master's program is an excellent course combining highly specialized and recognized academics with practitioners in collective procedures and accounting.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master's program in Administration and Liquidation of Companies in Difficulty (ALED) is a top-tier program combining highly specialized and renowned academics with practitioners in insolvency proceedings and accounting.
The program aims to provide expertise in insolvency law and solid skills in accounting and management.
The legal experts of tomorrow acquire specific skills throughout their two years of training, making them well-informed future professionals, such as:
> corporate restructuring
> employment law
> accounting
> management
> financial analysis
> prevention of business difficulties
> development and implementation of safeguard and recovery plans
> management of judicial liquidation proceedings
This Master's program is an excellent course combining highly specialized and recognized academics with practitioners in collective procedures and accounting.
Admission Requirements
- First cycle (bac+3)
The first year of the Master's program in Administration and Liquidation of Companies in Difficulty is open to holders of:
> a bachelor's degree in business law, general private law, or private law and criminal sciences
> a first-year master's degree in management science with prerequisites in business law
> a first-year master's degree in accounting and management science
> graduates of business schools
There is no direct entry into the second year of the Master's program
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