LDD1 Law, Economics

The undergraduate double degree aims to train students to master the fundamentals of law and economics. Students are expected to gain an understanding of the various legal and economic exercises involved, so that they are autonomous and able to develop a line of reasoning. The curriculum is based on an introduction to research.

The undergraduate double degree in Economics and law is the result of a reflection on calls from students and professionals for people with qualifications in both law and economics. The course is built around a double major: law and economics. This degree responds to this demand by offering a course based on the acquisition of both law and economics in a cross-cutting and complementary approach. By the end of each year, students must have mastered both legal and economic exercises, in addition to their theoretical knowledge.  Students are expected to acquire the competencies needed to enter Master's in law, economics or management. This is a single course, which means that students will be exposed to both disciplines throughout the undergraduate degree.