Constitutional law is the fundamental subject of any student beginning to study law. What is more, in today's society an understanding of constitutional law is essential in order to understand the entry into force of a law, its adoption, its control against the Constitution, etc. As such, the example of the law for the health pass is a great example. The Fourth and Fifth French Republic, the 1958 Constitution, the institutional history of Charles de GAULLE and the process of adoption of a law, control of the law by the Constitutional Council are all chapters that will be discussed. Civil law is the second fundamental subject in the first year of law. It is about the law of everyday life, much less based on general culture and history. Marriage, divorce, change of first and last name, filiation, matrimonial regimes are some of the many concepts discussed.

The methodology of the Baccalaureate exercises are just as important as the course itself. Knowing his course is useless if the student does not know how to explain his thought and organize his thinking on a copy. It is necessary to learn to apply a strict and rigorous methodology in order to pose a mature, complete and precise reflection. This course will focus on the development of this ability for the student. To develop skills in methodology, it is necessary to take as an example the fundamental subjects of methodology: the dissertation in history-geography and the dissertation in philosophy. This is why this course combines the development of methodological and writing skills and the revision of the main concepts and main chapters of philosophy and history-geography for the baccalaureate.

International law in its broad sense: public international law, international criminal law, United Nations law, international humanitarian law, etc. European Union law: European Union institutions, European Union litigation, European Union internal market, etc. Help with tutorials, help with legal exercises, methodology, course review, one-off internship.