Program Overview

Master History of Law and Institutions

The Master's program in History of Law and Institutions is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the historical development of law and institutions.

Course: History of Law and Political Ideas

This course pathway focuses on the history of law and political ideas, offering students a deep understanding of the subject matter.

Program Structure

The program is divided into two semesters, with a range of courses and options available to students.

SEMESTER 3

Common block

The common block of courses includes:

• History of institutions
  • History of public institutions of Antiquity
  • History of modern public institutions
  • History of cultural institutions and policies
  • History of colonial institutions
• History of political ideas
  • Ideological analysis of legal concepts
  • Theory of regimes in the history of ideas
  • Reception of the major political doctrines
  • States and ideologies
• Digital documentation methodology and professional ethics
  • New technologies in the preservation and classification of documentation
  • Methodology of the dissertation and internship report: professional and scientific ethics

Search option

The research option includes:

• History of law
  • History of criminal law and penal doctrines
  • History of private law
  • History of public law
• Foreign legal systems, policies and doctrines
  • Comparative history of law
  • History of rights and foreign legal and political doctrines

Memory and heritage professions option

The careers in memory and heritage option includes:

• Conservation of heritage and cultural property
  • The skills of local authorities in terms of conservation
  • International aspects of conservation
  • Rights of cultural property
  • Source and conservation of historical heritage
• General and professional culture
  • Summary note
  • Culture and society in the contemporary world

SEMESTER 4

Search option

• Research memory
  • Defense and submission of a dissertation
• Research report

Memory and heritage professions option

• Museum, Archives, libraries
  • Numismatics and heritage issues
  • Museology: enhancement of military heritage
  • Archival and library world
• 2 month internship
  • Defense and submission of internship report

M2 exam conditions

The examination modalities for the Master's program are outlined in the following tables:

• Table of knowledge control methods option 1
• Table of knowledge control methods option 2

Opportunities

The program offers a range of career opportunities, including:

• Cultural heritage management
• Higher education
• Defense and legal advice
• Research in human and social sciences

Job descriptions

The program provides students with the skills and knowledge required for a range of careers, including:

• Cultural heritage management K1602
• Higher education K2108
• Defense and legal advice K1903
• Research in human and social sciences K2401