An executive master’s degree is intended for mid-career professionals who are employed full-time. Executive master’s degrees are typically offered by schools of business, but can also be offered by others schools.
Executive master’s degrees differ from a traditional MBA in that they’re designed to accommodate the working professional and offer more flexible and convenient enrollment options. And while their delivery methods often mimic those of an executive MBA (EMBA), executive masters are specialist programs that offer focused education in a specific subject area versus the EMBA which is a generalist program that covers a wide range of business topics.
Mid-career executives who seek to grow their expertise and develop their managerial skills should consider the value of an executive master’s.
EMSc Criminal Law & Criminal Sciences aims to provide high-level training for lawyers specializing in criminal law, with a strong openness to international law and offers interdisciplinary competence through an in-depth approach to psychology, psychiatry and sociology. The great professional diversity of the representatives of the socio-economic world participating in the training of this master: magistrates, lawyers, representatives of the prison administration, the judicial protection of youth, the police and the gendarmerie, forensic doctors, psychologists…