Doctorat en Droit international et européen, droit communautaire at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Programme overview

Doctoral school of international and European law at Paris 1, with about forty teacher-researchers supervising theses and over 250 doctoral students across three research teams covering EU and European law, private international law and public international law. Based at Centre Panthéon.

Faculty: EDS - Dépt. droit international, européen et comparé (Centre Panthéon) | Intake: Applications for doctoral enrolment are made once a year in autumn (September-October) through the doctoral school | Study mode: full-time | Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France

What you will study

The school runs seminars and conferences led by French and foreign legal figures, technical training for professional integration, and supports doctoral mobility and participation in outside scientific events.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Doctoral school of international and European law: the candidate needs the prior agreement of a future thesis supervisor and a subject defined with them, then requests enrolment from the university President through the Service des thèses de droit. A DEA or research Master is required; exceptions may be granted, for example to holders of a professional Master or foreign diplomas, in which case the Doctoral School council decides. Enrolment is authorised by the President on the proposal of the school director after the supervisor's opinion, followed by administrative enrolment and payment of fees; enrolment is renewed each year with the supervisor's authorisation. General rule for the doctorate: a Master-level degree and acceptance by a research supervisor.

EUR 398 a year (2026-2027). Doctorate registration fee; excludes CVEC. Source

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