24 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Banking and Fintech Law course aims to provide in-depth legal training necessary to master the legal and litigation activities of banking and financial institutions, with original training on the financial challenges of "deep technologies", thanks to the Deep Law for Technologies (DL4T) research program .
The program's primary objective is to develop and specialize knowledge in all areas of law relevant to banking and finance.
It aims to equip students with the skills necessary for rapid and effective integration into the professional world or into specialized firms. By combining and synthesizing knowledge and skills, the "Banking and Financial Law" specialization seeks to provide students with a legal background specific to banking and finance, enabling them to achieve career advancement.
Secondly, the program develops new skills related to the economic transformations brought about by digital technologies. The Master's program is thus affiliated with 3IA Côte d'Azur. Students receive technical training on cutting-edge issues combining finance and the digital economy. The objective is to train practitioners with innovative and analytical skills, enabling them to adapt to the challenges facing the banking and financial sector of tomorrow.
The Banking and Fintech Law program is a unique university-level legal training offering: it is the only Master's degree in law, open to work-study programs, that trains lawyers in banking and financial law and the new tools and challenges related to artificial intelligence.
This program is 3IA- certified .
This course is based on the Deep Law for Technologies (DL4T) research program, which aims to contribute to the knowledge, promotion and development of legal standards governing the creation of technical standards, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Banking and Fintech Law course aims to provide in-depth legal training necessary to master the legal and litigation activities of banking and financial institutions, with original training on the financial challenges of "deep technologies", thanks to the Deep Law for Technologies (DL4T) research program .
The program's primary objective is to develop and specialize knowledge in all areas of law relevant to banking and finance.
It aims to equip students with the skills necessary for rapid and effective integration into the professional world or into specialized firms. By combining and synthesizing knowledge and skills, the "Banking and Financial Law" specialization seeks to provide students with a legal background specific to banking and finance, enabling them to achieve career advancement.
Secondly, the program develops new skills related to the economic transformations brought about by digital technologies. The Master's program is thus affiliated with 3IA Côte d'Azur. Students receive technical training on cutting-edge issues combining finance and the digital economy. The objective is to train practitioners with innovative and analytical skills, enabling them to adapt to the challenges facing the banking and financial sector of tomorrow.
The Banking and Fintech Law program is a unique university-level legal training offering: it is the only Master's degree in law, open to work-study programs, that trains lawyers in banking and financial law and the new tools and challenges related to artificial intelligence.
This program is 3IA- certified .
This course is based on the Deep Law for Technologies (DL4T) research program, which aims to contribute to the knowledge, promotion and development of legal standards governing the creation of technical standards, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence.
Admission Requirements
- First cycle (bac+3)
The first year of the Master's program in Banking Law and Fintech is opened on a priority basis:
- To holders of a Law Degree
- To holders of another diploma deemed equivalent
The Master 2 is also accessible to holders of a Master 1 in law (business law, private law, IUP).
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