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Master Droit Social - Parcours Droit des relations de travail et de la protection sociale

Overview

The Master 2 DRTPS aims to provide high-level training for future social law jurists who will intervene in various professional sectors. The program takes into account the economic context of businesses and develops knowledge in labor law and social protection law to analyze and treat legal situations.

Objectives

The program's objectives include:

• Providing a high-level education for future social law jurists
• Developing knowledge in labor law and social protection law
• Enabling students to analyze and treat legal situations in a contextualized manner
• Addressing the needs of human resources services, professional and trade union organizations, and conflict resolution

Prerequisites

Mandatory Prerequisites

• Master 1: License in law with courses and tutorials in labor law in L3
• Master 2: Required level to enter the program: Bac + 4 or equivalent, with EU credits in social law, contract technique, and labor contracts

Recommended Prerequisites

• Solid foundation in social law (labor law and social protection law)
• Master 1: Business law, courses, and tutorials in labor law in L3
• Master 2: Repressive labor law, social litigation, social and employment policy, and business law in difficulty

Teaching Sites

• FDSP, Aix-en-Provence
• Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique, 3 avenue Robert Schuman, 13100 Aix-en-Provence

Training and Research

The diploma is attached to the Centre de Droit Social (CDS UR 901), which is composed of 15 specialized teachers in social law. The team's excellence is recognized, and the articulation of training and research is coherent.

Skills to Acquire

The Master 2 DRTPS aims to develop specific skills in social law, including:

• Adaptability to the evolution of the field
• Counseling in the development of individual and collective social strategies
• Evaluation and prevention of legal risks
• Management of social litigation (individual and collective)
• Mastery of technical and massive information
• Analytical and synthetic spirit
• Ability to communicate orally and in writing on social law topics

Internships and Supervised Projects

• Master 1: Research thesis and internship
• Master 2: Choice between a minimum two-month internship with a research thesis and a report, or an alternation with a research thesis and an activity report

Pedagogical Modalities

• Master 1: Courses and tutorials, with theoretical and practical approaches, including inverted pedagogy and digital tools
• Master 2: Theoretical teachings, seminars, and workshops using interactive methods, such as inverted pedagogy, group presentations, and case studies

Targeted Professions

• K1903 Defense and legal counsel
• M1503 Human resources management

NSF Domains

• 128G Tax law; business law; criminal law; environmental law; health law; security and defense law; transport law, etc.
• 315M Human resources, employment management
• 345T Instruction, pleading, elaboration of legal and notarial documents

List of Teachings

Available on the university's official website.

Miscellaneous Information

The program is directed by Veronique Donsimoni, with pedagogical responsibility shared by Sophie Sereno and Delphine Ronet Yague.