Privacy Law

The teaching, in accordance with the indications provided by the Dublin descriptors, aims to enable students to achieve:
- knowledge and ability to understand the essential aspects of the Italian and supranational system of recognition and protection of the rights underlying privacy;
- knowledge and ability to understand the essential aspects of the related Italian and supranational jurisprudence;
- ability to learn a study and research methodology suitable for critically reconstructing the historical and evolutionary profiles of the subject;
- ability to apply the notions learned to concrete cases and contexts and to know how to apply them in current affairs, also through the identification and interpretation of the relevant regulatory provisions and the related jurisprudence;
- independent judgment and ability to take reasoned and legally sustainable positions with reference to the issues and institutions covered during the course;
- ability to express the notions acquired with argumentative coherence, systematic rigor and ownership of language

At the end of the course, the student who has profitably learned the subject will have an in-depth knowledge of the course topics, with the acquisition of a reasoning method suitable for addressing specific and complex legal issues of the same subject.