Discover Sciences Po LLM in Transnational Arbitration & Dispute Settlement 

STUDENTS BEWARE. If you do an LLM program( not formally offered as either a M1 or M2 program), you are not undertaking a recognized master degree program in France. LLM is not a master degree program in France. Simply put, universities can't award their own degrees under French regulatory framework. Some French universities exploited a loophole about terminology to confuse applicants. When we see the abbreviation LLM, we generally believe this stands for Master of Laws--this is absolutely wrong in French context. Some French universities are using questionable practices to confuse applicants/consumers by promoting their programs as LLM, as a matter of fact, they are only offering you a university diploma which provide a course of study called LLM course--but this is not a master of laws degree. This is like offering you a PhD course, but you are not doing a Doctor of Philosophy degree, you just did a course we named it as PhD in order to confuse consumers. SUCH PROGRAMS WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TO PURSUE A DOCTORATE IN THE FUTURE. Don't study in France.