Contacts at the CY School of Law

Ms Gabrièle Beaudoux - Incoming Students Coordinator

• Phone: + 33 1 34 25 62 44
• Email: gabriele.beaudoux@cyu.fr
• Chênes 1 building, 3rd floor, office C350
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. and from 2.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Mrs Elia GOMBERT - International Coordinator 

• Phone: + 33 1 34 25 60 20
• E-Mail: international.droit@ml.u-cergy.fr or elia.gombert@cyu.fr
• Chênes 1 building, 3rd floor, office C348
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. and from 2.00 p.m. to 4.30p.m. Closed on Wednesdays

Contacts at CY International Relations Office
Enrolment: Aissata ANNE and Silvine SOUCHET

• Phone: + 33 1 34 25 60 96 or + 33 1 34 25 67 02
• E-mail: incomingmobility@ml.u-cergy.fr
• Website: come in exchange program
• Chênes Tower, 3rd floor, office 318
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

Our international students can enrol on courses in :

* French Law, from Licence 1 to Master 1
* Anglo-American Law, from Licence 1 to Master 2
* Spanish and Latin-American Law, from Licence 1 to Licence 2
* LLM Program in French and European Union Law - specialized in Taxation Law, Business Law and Compliance (limited number of classes)

All the courses in these lists are available for the international exchange students (see the International Relations brochure and read carefully the Step by Step Guide)
The  level B2 is compulsory in French, English and Spanish. You can choose Law courses taught only in English. In this case, it is not necessary to have a French language Proficiency. Ojo, un nivel de francés B2 es obligatorio para attender las clases de derecho en idioma francés.

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We all know how difficult it can be to leave everything behind and go to a foreign country.
Maybe you’ve never been before. Maybe you don't speak the language. Maybe it's your first time living alone. It's a real challenge that can be stressful and worrying. We don't want you to experience that kind of situation, because an exchange should be all about meeting new people, learning about the culture, discovering new things, and, most importantly, having fun.

The ELSA association is here to help you embrace your exchange experience. ELSA has set up a buddy system so that you won't be alone when you move. Your buddy will be a guide and translator, and most importantly, a friend. Your buddy will be there from the moment you arrive at the airpport/train station until you return to your home country. They will be around to answer any questions and provide any help you need, or simply be there for you when you feel lonely. You can contact your buddy for information about everyday life, such as advice on choosing subjects, accommodation and transport. In short, you can ask them about anything you are not familiar with.

ELSA has just opened a brand new group at the CY School of Law. Founded in 1981, ELSA has grown to become a network of over 50,000 students and young lawyers from more than 375 universities in 43 countries. In addition to its NGO status, ELSA also has consultative status with some United Nations bodies and the Council of Europe.

During your stay, the ELSA association will offer you opportunities to improve your knowledge of the host country, such as cultural and linguistic events, including pleadings, debates, conferences, workshops and visits to French institutions, as well as the discovery of monuments and heritage. ELSA also promotes Erasmus exchanges and welcomes international students. To highlight just a few of our events, ELSA organised a visit for students to the Constitutional Council and the Louis Vuitton Foundation.

ELSA and buddies have one goal: to help you enjoy your exchange as much as possible!