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Admissions Requirements

BU Law may nominate up to two (2) qualified third-year students to study at Paris II. The nominated BU Law student(s) will have completed a formal application process and received approval based on the student's academic standing and prospect for successful performance. The nominated student(s) will then complete any necessary Paris II application form(s), provided by Paris II, to be reviewed for final selection by Director of the LL.M. in European Law Program at Paris II.

Formal admissions to the program are processed through the Office of Graduate and International Programs in Room 1534.

Students interested in applying to the program should follow the Study Abroad application procedures as outlined on the Study Abroad Programs Web site

If you would like to learn more about the program or if you have other questions or concerns, stop by the Office of Graduate and International Programs (OGIP) or e-mail Alexis McBride, the Assistant Director of the OGIP.