Master Droit Notarial — Droit notarial

Tuition fees for Master Droit Notarial — Droit notarial are 292 USD per year.

Université Savoie Mont Blanc, based in Chambéry, France, offers a Master in Droit Notarial (Notarial Law), a specialized branch of French private law focused on the profession of notaire, a public officer responsible for authenticating legal documents such as property sales, wills, marriage contracts, and business transfers. Notarial law as a field of study covers property law, family law, inheritance and succession, company law, and the procedural rules governing how a notaire drafts and certifies legally binding documents. Students typically study contract law, real estate transactions, matrimonial and inheritance regimes, and the ethical and professional obligations attached to the notarial profession, alongside practical training in drafting deeds (actes notariés) and advising clients on complex legal and family situations. Coursework often includes case studies drawn from real transactions and successions, and students build skills in legal analysis, document drafting, and client advising that are directly tied to notarial practice. In France, this kind of master's degree is generally a required step toward qualifying as a notaire, which also involves further professional training and examinations after the degree. Graduates commonly pursue careers within notarial offices, in real estate or family law practice, or in legal advisory roles connected to property and succession. The program is taught in French and follows the standard two-year master's structure used across French universities. It typically begins in September, with yearly tuition of EUR 250. This program suits students aiming for a career as a notaire or in closely related fields of French civil and property law.