01Continuing education
Certifying education
Continuing or à la carte education, in evening or weekend classes.
- Duration
- Monthly or weekly
- Qualification
- Training certificate / validation of prior learning (VAE)
- Entry requirements
- Professional experience
- Study format
- Continuing or à la carte education, evening or weekend classes
Certificate fields
- Judicial procedures
- CEMAC, ECCAS, OHADA and CIMA legal environment
- Election monitoring and observation
- Gender and development
- Security and human rights
- Environment and sustainable development
- Risk management
- Geopolitics
- Business taxation
- Governance, peace and security
- Notarial practice
- Civil-status administration
- Real estate
- Competition and consumer law
- Legal secretarial practice
- Political and social communication
- Transport, customs, transit and insurance
Qualifying education
Certificate of Capacity in Law and Economics
Initial or continuing education, in evening or weekend classes.
- Duration
- 4 semesters (2 years)
- Qualification
- Certificate of Capacity in Law and Economics (baccalaureate-equivalent level)
- Entry requirements
- BEPC or CAP, aged 21 or over
- Study format
- Initial or continuing education, evening or weekend classes
Subjects taught
- Civil law
- Commercial law
- Administrative law
- Constitutional law
- Civil procedure and enforcement proceedings
- Criminal law
- Criminal procedure
- Political economy
- Private notarial law
- Social law
- Tax law
- Computing
- English
Undergraduate degree
Undergraduate degree in law and political science
Initial education; professional education begins at Master’s level.
- Duration
- 6 semesters (3 years)
- Qualification
- Undergraduate degree in Law and Political Science
- Entry requirements
- All baccalaureate streams
- Study format
- Initial education
Fields taught
Recent FDSP timetables distinguish, in particular, the third-year private law and public law and political science pathways.
Master’s cycle
Research / professional Master’s
Initial or continuing education.
- Duration
- 4 semesters (2 years)
- Qualification
- Research or Professional Master’s
- Entry requirements
- General or professional Bachelor’s degree
- Study format
- Initial or continuing education
05Research cycle
Doctorate / PhD
Research cycle with conferences and progress presentations.
- Duration
- 6 or 10 semesters
- Qualification
- Doctorate / PhD
- Entry requirements
- Research Master’s degree with a satisfactory academic level
- Study format
- Research cycle (conferences and progress reports)
Doctoral school — Legal and political sciences
