École supérieure de droit et de justice de Paris, a member school of ESPAST, offers a three-year Bachelor in International Business Law taught in English. The programme introduces the legal foundations of cross-border business, including contracts, company structures and international trade.
Applications for the confirmed online spring intake close on 20 December 2026, with teaching beginning on 2 January 2027. The first academic year runs from January to December 2027. Applicants interested in Paris campus study should confirm the available intake, teaching location and timetable with admissions.
Bachelor in International Business Law: Course Content and Practical Study
The first year builds foundations in legal systems, research, academic writing, contract law and business organisations. Students learn to identify relevant legal sources and distinguish facts from assumptions.
The second year develops these foundations through business contracts, legal drafting, company law, international trade and cross-border sales. Guided cases introduce commercial risk, negotiation and dispute resolution.
During the third year, students bring their learning together through comparative cases and a supervised graduation project. Practical work includes reviewing a contract, researching legal sources and preparing a transaction risk checklist. Assessment progresses through written assignments, case portfolios and a final report with an oral presentation.
These activities develop capabilities relevant to contract administration, international business legal support, trade compliance and cross-border transaction coordination.
Bachelor in International Business Law: Tuition Fees and How to Apply
| Study format | Annual tuition | Three-year total |
|---|---|---|
| Online | €3,900 | €11,700 |
| Paris campus | €6,900 | €20,700 |
Applicants should provide evidence of secondary-school completion or equivalent study. No previous law qualification is required for first-year entry. Admissions reviews academic background, motivation and readiness for English-language study.
Your motivation statement is an opportunity to explain your interest in international contracts, trade or cross-border business. Include your education history, CV and supporting academic records, and indicate online or campus study in the application. Save the reference shown when the form confirms receipt.
The award is the school’s Bachelor in International Business Law, a diplôme d’établissement earned through completion of the three-year pathway and its assessments. It is an institutional qualification rather than a French national degree, and further professional requirements apply to regulated legal work.