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Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas, France’s first law university, has been offering international programmes on its overseas campuses since 2011. Branded « Assas International », our international campuses aim at preparing the future financial and legal directors, managers of holdings or big companies, or their counsels, for their positions.

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We offer the following courses: LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws), BSc in Economics and Finance, LL.M., Summer Classes, and Executive Programmes.

Prestigious University
The university has been ranked as the #1 ‘best law university in France‘ by Le Figaro Étudiant in 2025.
Latest News
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A Welcome Breakfast for LL.M. Students at the Paris Campus
In October 2026, Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas welcomed around 90 new LL.M. students from 29 countries at its traditional welcome breakfast on the Paris campus.
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LL.M. International Business Law Welcomes Its New Cohort at the Paris Campus
In September 2026, the LL.M. International Business Law welcomed its new international cohort at the Paris campus for an induction day led by Dean Daniel Cohen.
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A Warm Welcome to the LL.M. in European Law Cohort of 2026 in Paris
The LL.M. in European Law opened its 2026 academic year in Paris on 8 September with a welcome day at the Institut de droit comparé, followed by a dinner near the Panthéon and a series of integration events.
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Professor Samuel Fulli-Lemaire appointed Dean of the LL.M. International Business Law in Mauritius
Paris-Panthéon-Assas University welcomes Professor Samuel Fulli-Lemaire as the new Dean of its LL.M. International Business Law in Mauritius, effective 1 September 2026.
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Induction Week: Discovering Assas, Discovering Mauritius
New LL.B. and BSc students discovered the Assas community and Mauritius during a three-day induction week combining orientation, hiking and beach activities.
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Exploring the Impact of AI from a Legal and Economic Perspective
Rosemary Turgeon, from Canada, shares how the Summer Course in Artificial Intelligence 2026 gave her a deeper understanding of AI and its impact on the economy, the workplace and the legal profession.

