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FDSP · Law and political science

Historical opening: 2014

Faculty of Law and Political Science

FDSP provides education in law and political science, with documented pathways connected to economics, management and related disciplines within the LMD system.
Faculty of Law and Political Science graduates in front of the auditorium
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UIL-BJ admission applications for the 2026–2027 academic year

Applications open in early July 2026 for first-year admission, Licence, DUT or the engineering cycle in one of the six UIL-BJ establishments listed in the publication.

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Discover FDSP

Open since the 2014–2015 academic year, the Faculty of Law and Political Science has already seen several cohorts of graduates from its different cycles enter the labour market.

The Faculty develops an original offering that combines legal and political sciences with related disciplines such as economics and management within the LMD system.

Missions

  • Train legal professionals and political science specialists with qualifications suited to careers in law, public life, institutions, businesses and organisations.
  • Develop legal, political science and strategic skills that meet the needs of national and local public administrations, businesses, international organisations and civil society.

FDSP · Teaching and research

What is the FDSP?

Open since the 2014–2015 academic year, the Faculty of Law and Political Science brings together law, political science, economics and management. It prepares students for public life, business, international organisations and civil society.

Verifiable markers

The FDSP at a glance

A few markers drawn from the Faculty’s public content. They distinguish documented information from the effective opening of a campaign or pathway.

Historical opening
20142014–2015 academic year
Academic fields
5Markers for reading the offering
Pathways listed
9Documentary catalogue to be confirmed
Published records
7News and academic activities

Leadership and teaching staff

The people behind the programs

Published leadership and a sample of published teaching staff give the Faculty a human face. The full and current composition remains available in the official organisation information.

Published teaching staff

  • Pr Victor Emmanuel BokalliPrivate law
  • Pr Charles Mba OwonoPrivate law
  • Pr Jean Paul MamboundouGestion
  • Pr Kossivi HounakePublic law
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Research and news

Published academic records

The University archive includes FDSP defences and academic work. The Faculty’s laboratories, teams and research indicators remain to be confirmed.

First doctoral defenses: Évangéline Christie Rokia Okome Mboulou’s journey

An exceptional doctoral candidate: among the pioneers of this first cohort, Dr Okome Mboulou Évangéline Christie Rokia stood out for her academic excellence and received the highest honours. Her thesis, ‘The…

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FDSP: defense schedule for the sixth Master’s research cohort

From Tuesday July 29 to Tuesday August 5, 2025, the Faculty of Law and Political Science (FDSP) of Université Internationale de Libreville – Berthe & Jean (UIL-BJ) held the public defenses of Research Master’s dissertations…

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FDSP: defense schedule for the fourth Master’s research cohort

From August 1 to 3, 2023, the Faculty of Law and Political Science (FDSP) of Université Internationale de Libreville (UIL) held the public defenses of Research Master’s dissertations, addressing several themes in…

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01 · Purpose

Train legal professionals and political scientists

The FDSP aims to train legal professionals and political science specialists with qualifications suited to careers in law, public life, institutions, businesses and organisations.

02 · Mission

Meet the needs of organisations

FDSP programs aim to develop legal, political science and strategic skills that meet the needs of national and local public administrations, businesses, international organisations and civil society.

Academic markers

Why choose the FDSP?

A diverse legal offering

Pathways covering public law, private law, criminal sciences, business law, taxation and several related disciplines.

Initial and professional education

An offering that includes university, professional, certifying and qualifying education.

Exposure to several legal environments

The prospectus presents exposure to French, Canadian, African community and Common law legal systems.

Varied career perspectives

The fields covered may prepare students for legal, judicial, administrative, political, economic, academic and international careers.

Academic markers

Bachelor’s years 1 to 3 and Master’s years 1 to 2 are documented. The Doctorate is also documented through the research cycle, public defences and the 2025–2026 fee schedule; its opening, conditions and authorisation for the current campaign remain to be confirmed.

  1. Bachelor’sYears 1 · 2 · 3
  2. Master’sYears 1 · 2
  3. DoctorateResearch cycleOpening to be confirmed
Public lawPrivate and business lawPolitical scienceCriminal sciencesEconomics and management

International outlook

These systems and frameworks are presented as study environments. They do not automatically constitute contractual partnerships.

FDSPFrench legal systemCanadian legal systemCEMACOHADACIMAOAPICommon law

Teaching staff

The FDSP prospectus states that teaching may be delivered by academics as well as experienced professionals from law, administration and international organisations.

Some professions are regulated and may require competitive examinations, additional professional training or registration with the relevant professional body.

FDSP resources

Useful documents

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