Studying Law at the University of Milan
Educational activities in Law are organized into two semesters:
- First semester, from 23 September 2024 to 12 December 2024
- Second semester, from 3 March 2025 to 30 May 2025
Lessons for modules not included in the first semester timetable are automatically assigned to the second semester.
Exam sessions are scheduled as follows:
- 4 sessions, from 13 December 2024 to 28 February 2025
- 3 sessions, from 3 June 2025 to 25 July 2025
- 1 session, from 1 to 12 September 2025
Exam sessions can also be found on student's Web Agenda and lezioniUnimi app, under 'Exams calendar'.
Admission to Bachelor's and single-cycle Master's degree programmes is subject to an assessment of the student's educational background.
Should the assessment reveal any gaps, the student will be assigned additional learning requirements (OFA), to be met through additional activities such as courses and seminars as set out in the call for applications or on the website for each study programme.
Registrations for exam sessions start fifteen days before the date set, not including Saturdays, Sundays and any holidays. The deadline for registrations is five days before the exam, not including Saturdays, Sundays and any holidays.
Students can register for the exams through Unimia.
Students enrolled in Bachelor's, Master's and single-cycle Master's degree programmes in Law may undertake curricular internships as specifically set out for their degree programme.
You will find detailed information on the dedicated page of your programme website.
The University of Milan offers study awards for students or graduates, thanks to its own or external funding.
The Faculty of Law favors collaboration and exchange with international organizations and institutions that operate in areas of legal interest.
See the international mobility calls for students and graduates in Law
Every year, thanks to special agreements beyond its participation in the Erasmus+ Programme, Law offers around 120 students the opportunity to study at European and extra-European partner universities, including prestigious North American, South American and Asian universities.
Law offers a Double Degree Program in Law thanks to its agreement with the Faculty of Law the University of Toulouse and Cergy-Pointoise, and in collaboration with foreign universities periodically organizes Summer Schools abroad.
Information and contacts for students interested in a period of study at a European University.
Before sitting the final exam and graduate, students must earn the required number of academic credits (CFU) and write a thesis based on the guidelines provided on the study programme website.
Go to study programme websites to get all the information.
The Moot Court Competition, in which the State University students of Law have repeatedly distinguished themselves, are competitions in a simulated arbitration process.
Teams from different universities challenge each other in the role of lawyers, discussing a case assigned to them in the presence of arbitration panels consisting of the most famous and distinguished academics and professionals in the sector.
- Competizione italiana di mediazione (CIM)
- IBA-VIAC Mediation and Negotiation Competition
- Moot court competition in Roman law and civil law tradition
- Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
- Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot Court
- PAX Moot-Inter-University Moot Competition on Private International Law
- Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
- Milano Moot Court Competition in Criminal law
- International Moot Court Competition in Law and Religion
- International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition
