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Master Droit notarial (Notarial Law) at Université PSL (Paris Sciences et Lettres)

Université PSL (Paris Sciences et Lettres), France

Programme overview

High-level Dauphine-PSL master combining classic notarial training with economics and management, meeting the requirements for admission to post-graduate notary studies leading to the DESN; affiliated with the PSL graduate programme in Law.

Faculty: Dauphine - PSL  |  Duration: 2 years (Master 1 and Master 2)  |  Study mode: full-time; taught in French  |  Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France

What you will study

Single track in Master 1 and 2: Notarial Law. Deepens theoretical and practical notarial knowledge, international aspects of records, economics and management skills, and initiation to research for the DESN research paper.

Career pathways

Assistant notary, salaried notary, associate notary, independent notary.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Master 1: bachelor's in law (180 ECTS) or double law/management or law/economics bachelor, with enough English for technical legal teaching; apply on Mon Master or MyCandidature plus Études en France. Master 2: Bac+4 (240 ECTS) in notarial, private or corporate law or with a strong legal component; MyCandidature and interview.

Domestic applicants: EUR 255 a year (2026-2027). National master tuition for French and EU/EEA students (national diploma), 2026-27. CVEC (EUR 105) not included. Source

International applicants: EUR 3,950 a year (2026-2027). Non-EU students without an exemption; a partial exemption to the EUR 255 national rate can be requested at administrative enrolment, 2026-27. CVEC not included. Source

Duration: 2 years (Master 1 and Master 2)

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