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LAW (UNIVERSIT� CATHOLIQUE DE LYON)

Module code: LWY101
Credits: 60
Semester: Year-Long
Department: SCHOOL OF LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY
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	Overview
	Expected Course Content-Year 1: Introduction au droit (6 credits) Droit des personnes (6 credits) Global Contemporary issues * (3 credits) Histoire du droit (3 credits) Histoire constitutionnelle fran�aise (6 credits) Legal Method 1* (3 credits) Droit constitutionnel (6 credits) International and European Relations* (6 credits) Protection internationale des droits fondamentaux (6 credits) Institutions administratives (3 credits) Institutions juridictionnelles (3 credits) Introduction to Common Law: Countries and Legal Systems * (2 credits) Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law * (2 credits) Legal method 2 * (3 credits) Introduction to the Irish Legal System * (2 credits) Total credits for the year: 60 * Delivered in English

Overview

Expected Course Content-Year 1:

Introduction au droit (6 credits)
Droit des personnes (6 credits)
Global Contemporary issues * (3 credits)
Histoire du droit (3 credits)
Histoire constitutionnelle fran�aise (6 credits)
Legal Method 1* (3 credits)
Droit constitutionnel (6 credits)
International and European Relations* (6 credits)
Protection internationale des droits fondamentaux (6 credits)
Institutions administratives (3 credits)
Institutions juridictionnelles (3 credits)
Introduction to Common Law: Countries and Legal Systems * (2 credits)
Introduction to Common Law: Constitutional Law * (2 credits)
Legal method 2 * (3 credits)
Introduction to the Irish Legal System * (2 credits)

Total credits for the year: 60

* Delivered in English

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the fundamental areas of legal study sufficient to immediately enter professional training, in Ireland and France. Demonstrate a broad skill base in terms of presentation, reasoning and analytical skills which is attractive to employers. Critically assess theories, concepts and methodological approaches relevant to all aspects of contemporary legal inquiry in Europe. Critically evaluate law and policy in Ireland and France, from an informed international perspective. Demonstrate research skills for applied use in the field of law, and in social research more generally.

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