Beatrice Boissard

Beatrice Boissard is a Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ), Faculty of Law and Political Science, Department of Public Law, holding an HDR (Habilitation to Direct Research). She serves as Director of the Master 2 Public Litigation Law at Paris-Saclay University since September 2022 and previously co-directed the program from 2017 to 2021. Her institutional contact is beatrice.boissard@uvsq.fr with additional correspondence via b.boissard972@gmail.com.

She earned her Doctor of Public Law from the University of Paris XII in 1997, preceded by academic appointments as a Research Fellow (1992-1994) and Temporary Teaching and Research Assistant (1994-1997) at the same institution. Her credentials include Authorization to Direct Research (2006).

Boissard's research specializes in Administrative Law, Administrative Litigation, International and European Human Rights Law, and Litigation of Foreigners, directly reflected in her teaching of Administrative Law, Administrative Litigation, and Litigation of Foreigners. Her scholarly work intersects with practical legal frameworks through affiliations with multiple research entities.

She has held significant administrative roles including CE Assessor at the CNDA (November 2022) and leadership of Master's programs at Paris-Saclay. Her HDR qualification enables doctoral supervision, though specific advisees are not documented in available sources.

Boissard collaborates with the Versailles Saint Quentin Laboratory public institutions (VIP) and contributes to CESDIP, DANTE, and PRINTEMPS laboratories, fostering interdisciplinary research in public law institutions and human rights frameworks.