Doctorat Sciences juridiques at Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne

Programme overview

The Doctorat Sciences juridiques is a national doctoral degree (Bac+6 and above level) delivered by Université Jean Monnet in the study domain Droit, Economie, Gestion. It is taught on the Saint-Étienne site as initial training and is run through the university's doctoral schools.

Intake: Enrolment 1 July to 30 November each year | Study mode: full-time; research doctorate | Location: Saint-Étienne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

What you will study

Doctoral research in Sciences juridiques carried out under a thesis supervisor within a recognised research unit and attached to a doctoral school.

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Application information

Entry requirements

All UJM doctorates: applicants must hold a Bac+5 level qualification recognised in France (unless a reasoned exemption is granted), have a thesis subject, have a thesis supervisor authorised to direct research, and be attached to a recognised research unit. Application is made through a pedagogical enrolment request on the ADUM platform, validated in turn by the thesis supervisor, the laboratory director, the doctoral school director and the awarding university, followed by administrative enrolment. International applicants follow the Campus France steps that precede doctoral enrolment. Admission is decided by the doctoral school on the basis of the application file. Enrolment runs from 1 July to 30 November each year (CIFRE and international co-supervised theses may be possible later, but enrolment is closed 1 December to 1 January).

Requirements published at program group level.

EUR 380 a year. National university fee for doctoral enrolment (253 EUR for double-degree students); CVEC is a separate charge and is excluded. Applies to all UJM doctorates; no separate differentiated rate for non-EU students is stated. Source

Intake: Enrolment 1 July to 30 November each year

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