Licence Droit at Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie

The Licence in Law provides general legal training and a common legal culture, with balanced coverage of public and private law plus history, political science and languages. Some teaching covers New Caledonian law, so the degree is anchored in the territory. An end-of-course specialisation in private or public law guides progression to a Master or direct entry to work.

Faculty: Droit, économie et gestion  |  Department: Département Droit, économie et gestion  |  Duration: 5 or 7 semesters (TREC 5 or TREC 7 pathway)  |  Study mode: full-time; taught in French  |  Location: Nouméa, Outre-mer, France

What you will study

Foundational and transversal teaching units from general to specialised topics, for example introduction to law, family law, judicial institutions, the New Caledonian legal system and customary law, political science in New Caledonia, international relations and commercial law.

Career pathways

Access to a wide range of legal professions or to a Master in law.

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