Law
In-person programme
Law
Course sheet
A.Y. 2026/2027
Single-cycle master
LMG/01 R - Classe delle lauree magistrali in giurisprudenza
This single-cycle Master's degree programme provides a broad and in-depth training in the institutions of law, including legal systems and legal methods, with a focus on the national and international dimension of law, and a broader interdisciplinary perspective. The programme aims to produce legal professionals who will be able to navigate today's increasingly complex social situation, which is the result of radical innovations that have impacted the fields of culture, ethics, economics and technology.
The degree programme is structured to ensure an appropriate balance between essential educational requirements and the specific cultural orientations of the institution. The first year includes subjects common to all students, aimed at providing foundational knowledge of private law, constitutional law, the historical-legal and philosophical-legal areas, as well as basic knowledge of political economy. In the second year, in addition to the compulsory courses in commercial law, labour law, and European Union law, students are offered the possibility to choose two courses from four options within comparative and socio-philosophical disciplines. In this regard, without imposing a mandatory study track, the curriculum includes a very broad range of courses?within legal disciplines or in related fields connected to legal knowledge?from which students may choose in order to build a pathway of in-depth study and specialisation consistent with their interests. This opportunity for personalised choice develops primarily from the third year onwards. In line with the ministerial educational objectives, the programme also includes the acquisition of IT skills applied to the legal field and the study of a foreign language, assessed through an examination chosen by the student among legal English, legal French, or legal Spanish.
To help students acquire essential non-disciplinary transversal skills, the degree programme offers seminar activities, including competitive ones, as well as Moot Court Competitions designed to teach teamwork techniques, including coordination roles. In particular, Moot Court Competitions provide the opportunity to participate in competitive national and international settings. To demonstrate the substantial commitment required in research and written analysis of a specific topic within the curriculum, the final dissertation is assigned a high number of credits, ensuring solid methodological preparation for drafting complex legal texts. During their studies, students may undertake internships at institutions or companies whose activities are considered consistent with the legal training provided by the programme. The degree course also offers the possibility of study periods abroad through exchange programmes such as Erasmus, which may also be used for the preparation of the final thesis. Integrated programmes are also available, enabling students to obtain, alongside the Master's Degree in Law, an additional foreign academic qualification.
In addition to the traditional theoretical lectures, face-to-face teaching activities also include seminars, enabling students to strengthen their ability to read and interpret legal doctrines, study the case law and address sustainability-related matters (including cultural, environmental, social, economic and institutional sustainability).
The programme has an international dimension, as it offers several courses taught in English, as well as a wide range of study and training opportunities abroad ? not only the Erasmus+ mobility programme, but also double degree programmes, summer schools, moot courts and traineeships at important law firms and international institutions.
The degree programme is structured to ensure an appropriate balance between essential educational requirements and the specific cultural orientations of the institution. The first year includes subjects common to all students, aimed at providing foundational knowledge of private law, constitutional law, the historical-legal and philosophical-legal areas, as well as basic knowledge of political economy. In the second year, in addition to the compulsory courses in commercial law, labour law, and European Union law, students are offered the possibility to choose two courses from four options within comparative and socio-philosophical disciplines. In this regard, without imposing a mandatory study track, the curriculum includes a very broad range of courses?within legal disciplines or in related fields connected to legal knowledge?from which students may choose in order to build a pathway of in-depth study and specialisation consistent with their interests. This opportunity for personalised choice develops primarily from the third year onwards. In line with the ministerial educational objectives, the programme also includes the acquisition of IT skills applied to the legal field and the study of a foreign language, assessed through an examination chosen by the student among legal English, legal French, or legal Spanish.
To help students acquire essential non-disciplinary transversal skills, the degree programme offers seminar activities, including competitive ones, as well as Moot Court Competitions designed to teach teamwork techniques, including coordination roles. In particular, Moot Court Competitions provide the opportunity to participate in competitive national and international settings. To demonstrate the substantial commitment required in research and written analysis of a specific topic within the curriculum, the final dissertation is assigned a high number of credits, ensuring solid methodological preparation for drafting complex legal texts. During their studies, students may undertake internships at institutions or companies whose activities are considered consistent with the legal training provided by the programme. The degree course also offers the possibility of study periods abroad through exchange programmes such as Erasmus, which may also be used for the preparation of the final thesis. Integrated programmes are also available, enabling students to obtain, alongside the Master's Degree in Law, an additional foreign academic qualification.
In addition to the traditional theoretical lectures, face-to-face teaching activities also include seminars, enabling students to strengthen their ability to read and interpret legal doctrines, study the case law and address sustainability-related matters (including cultural, environmental, social, economic and institutional sustainability).
The programme has an international dimension, as it offers several courses taught in English, as well as a wide range of study and training opportunities abroad ? not only the Erasmus+ mobility programme, but also double degree programmes, summer schools, moot courts and traineeships at important law firms and international institutions.
The single-cycle Master's degree in Law is designed to prepare students not only to pursue a traditional legal career (i.e. lawyer, magistrate, notary) but also to work ? as employees or freelancers? in any professional settings that require a deep knowledge of law.
The following is a non-exhaustive list of career options for graduates of this programme (professions are grouped according to the classification adopted by ISTAT, the Italian National Institute of Statistics).
- Lawyer
Job function: lawyers represent and safeguard the interests of individuals and companies, accompanying them through the different stages of criminal, civil and administrative proceedings. They draft briefs, contracts and other legal documents, provide legal assistance and consultation, and can serve as arbitrators or mediators for dispute resolution.
Professional skills: based on a solid training in the legal methods and the contents of positive law, lawyers can: i) understand and interpret legal cases correctly, by referring to the appropriate legal sources and the related case law; ii) draft legal opinions and documents; iii) develop effective argumentative strategies; iv) provide legal assistance and consultation for both in and out of court litigation.
Employment prospects: lawyers are freelance professionals who have completed a traineeship at a law firm and have passed the State Exam to qualify for this profession. Part of the traineeship can be replaced by attending the Postgraduate School of Legal Professions.
- Notary
Job function: notaries receive and draw up inter-vivos deeds, as well as last wills and testaments; they confer authenticity on deeds and contracts, keep records of them, and issue copies, extracts and certifications; they ascertain the intention of the parties and translate it into legal language, to ensure the lawfulness of the deed to be entered into; they recommend the proper legal instrument for the parties to reach their goals; they check the legal compliance of the contents of agreements and transactions.
Professional skills: thanks to their expertise in various areas of law ? particularly civil law, urban law, tax law, international law and EU law ? notaries are able to draft legal documents based on the specific needs of the parties.
Employment prospects: notaries are freelance professionals who have completed an apprenticeship at a notary's office and passed a public competition in order to qualify for this profession. Part of the apprenticeship can be replaced by attending the Postgraduate School of Legal Professions.
- Magistrate
Job function: depending on their role, magistrates adjudicate criminal, civil, and administrative matters through the different stages of legal proceedings, or ascertain criminal offences and prosecute criminal cases, or review public expenditures for compliance with current statutes and regulations.
Professional skills: magistrates possess an extensive knowledge of civil, criminal, administrative, international and European Union law, which allows them to: i) master the specific legal vocabulary and the skills needed to clearly identify and understand legal problems, as well as to provide well-structured legal arguments to support their conclusions or the solutions reached; ii) develop a methodological approach to collaborate successfully with experts from other fields, including economics, forensic informatics and sciences.
Employment prospects: magistrates can work for civil, criminal and administrative courts or the Italian Court of Auditors, upon passing a public competition.
- Corporate legal expert
Job function: thanks to their specific legal competencies, these professionals provide legal assistance and advice to companies, private entities and associations of enterprises, and contribute to their management and decision-making processes in order to protect them from legal risks, in line with corporate goals and strategies. Their job functions concern both the management of ordinary business activities as well as strategic management, including governance decisions, corporate transactions, contract negotiation and compliance (particularly with regard to corporate liability, health and safety in the workplace, environmental compliance, data protection and antitrust law).
Professional skills: thanks to an extensive knowledge of the various areas of law that are most related to business administration, as well as a solid grounding in economics, these professionals are equipped with the appropriate skills to address corporate legal issues and manage administrative and HR procedures.
Employment prospects: corporate legal experts typically work in legal departments of companies.
- Legal expert in public administrations
Job function: these professionals address all legal issues related to the operations of public bodies and administrations, also by managing and coordinating office activities, by drafting contracts and legal documents, and by providing consultation on legal matters within their assigned department or division.
Professional skills: thanks to their extensive knowledge of the various areas of law ? particularly administrative law ? and mastery of the legal vocabulary, these professionals are fully equipped to: i) draft regulations, contracts and legal documents, and ii) provide legal support to their employer with regard to administrative procedures and sanctions.
Employment opportunities: upon completion of specific public competitions, these professionals can work for the legal divisions of public administrations, national and supranational public bodies, and sectoral supervisory authorities such as the Bank of Italy, the Italian Companies and Stock Exchange Commission (CONSOB), the Institute for the Supervision of Insurance (IVASS), the Italian Competition Authority, the national authority responsible for the supervision of Italian pension funds (COVIP), the Italian Data Protection Authority, and the Italian Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment (ARERA).
Employment statistics (Almalaurea)
The following is a non-exhaustive list of career options for graduates of this programme (professions are grouped according to the classification adopted by ISTAT, the Italian National Institute of Statistics).
- Lawyer
Job function: lawyers represent and safeguard the interests of individuals and companies, accompanying them through the different stages of criminal, civil and administrative proceedings. They draft briefs, contracts and other legal documents, provide legal assistance and consultation, and can serve as arbitrators or mediators for dispute resolution.
Professional skills: based on a solid training in the legal methods and the contents of positive law, lawyers can: i) understand and interpret legal cases correctly, by referring to the appropriate legal sources and the related case law; ii) draft legal opinions and documents; iii) develop effective argumentative strategies; iv) provide legal assistance and consultation for both in and out of court litigation.
Employment prospects: lawyers are freelance professionals who have completed a traineeship at a law firm and have passed the State Exam to qualify for this profession. Part of the traineeship can be replaced by attending the Postgraduate School of Legal Professions.
- Notary
Job function: notaries receive and draw up inter-vivos deeds, as well as last wills and testaments; they confer authenticity on deeds and contracts, keep records of them, and issue copies, extracts and certifications; they ascertain the intention of the parties and translate it into legal language, to ensure the lawfulness of the deed to be entered into; they recommend the proper legal instrument for the parties to reach their goals; they check the legal compliance of the contents of agreements and transactions.
Professional skills: thanks to their expertise in various areas of law ? particularly civil law, urban law, tax law, international law and EU law ? notaries are able to draft legal documents based on the specific needs of the parties.
Employment prospects: notaries are freelance professionals who have completed an apprenticeship at a notary's office and passed a public competition in order to qualify for this profession. Part of the apprenticeship can be replaced by attending the Postgraduate School of Legal Professions.
- Magistrate
Job function: depending on their role, magistrates adjudicate criminal, civil, and administrative matters through the different stages of legal proceedings, or ascertain criminal offences and prosecute criminal cases, or review public expenditures for compliance with current statutes and regulations.
Professional skills: magistrates possess an extensive knowledge of civil, criminal, administrative, international and European Union law, which allows them to: i) master the specific legal vocabulary and the skills needed to clearly identify and understand legal problems, as well as to provide well-structured legal arguments to support their conclusions or the solutions reached; ii) develop a methodological approach to collaborate successfully with experts from other fields, including economics, forensic informatics and sciences.
Employment prospects: magistrates can work for civil, criminal and administrative courts or the Italian Court of Auditors, upon passing a public competition.
- Corporate legal expert
Job function: thanks to their specific legal competencies, these professionals provide legal assistance and advice to companies, private entities and associations of enterprises, and contribute to their management and decision-making processes in order to protect them from legal risks, in line with corporate goals and strategies. Their job functions concern both the management of ordinary business activities as well as strategic management, including governance decisions, corporate transactions, contract negotiation and compliance (particularly with regard to corporate liability, health and safety in the workplace, environmental compliance, data protection and antitrust law).
Professional skills: thanks to an extensive knowledge of the various areas of law that are most related to business administration, as well as a solid grounding in economics, these professionals are equipped with the appropriate skills to address corporate legal issues and manage administrative and HR procedures.
Employment prospects: corporate legal experts typically work in legal departments of companies.
- Legal expert in public administrations
Job function: these professionals address all legal issues related to the operations of public bodies and administrations, also by managing and coordinating office activities, by drafting contracts and legal documents, and by providing consultation on legal matters within their assigned department or division.
Professional skills: thanks to their extensive knowledge of the various areas of law ? particularly administrative law ? and mastery of the legal vocabulary, these professionals are fully equipped to: i) draft regulations, contracts and legal documents, and ii) provide legal support to their employer with regard to administrative procedures and sanctions.
Employment opportunities: upon completion of specific public competitions, these professionals can work for the legal divisions of public administrations, national and supranational public bodies, and sectoral supervisory authorities such as the Bank of Italy, the Italian Companies and Stock Exchange Commission (CONSOB), the Institute for the Supervision of Insurance (IVASS), the Italian Competition Authority, the national authority responsible for the supervision of Italian pension funds (COVIP), the Italian Data Protection Authority, and the Italian Regulatory Authority for Energy, Networks and Environment (ARERA).
Employment statistics (Almalaurea)
The programme offers a wide variety of study-abroad opportunities, with a full range of coursework options. Starting from Year II, students can apply to take part in the Erasmus+ programme and spend a study period at one or more European universities. Our university partners are located in: Austria (Innsbruck), Belgium (Brussels, Leuven), Croatia (Zagreb), Denmark (Copenhagen), Finland (Helsinki), France (Cergy Paris, Montpellier, Paris, Reims, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Caen), Germany (Frankfurt, Konstanz, Tübingen, Osnabrück, Heidelberg), Greece (Thessaloniki), Ireland (Galway), Norway (Bergen), the Netherlands (Leiden, Nijmegen, Wageningen), Poland (Krakow, Wrocław, Poznań), Portugal (Coimbra, Lisbon), Czech Republic (Prague), Romania (Timișoara), Spain (Barcelona, Girona, Granada, Huelva, A Coruña, Lleida, Madrid, Oviedo, Pamplona, Universidad del País Vasco), Sweden (Lund, Stockholm), Hungary (Budapest). Students admitted to the programme participate in training activities at the host university, where they also have the opportunity to work on their final thesis. In addition to receiving a scholarship, students earn university credits for the exams and activities completed abroad, as well as a bonus point on their final degree mark. A similar programme, the Swiss European Mobility Programme, is in place for Switzerland (Geneva, Lucerne and Fribourg).
Students also have the option of spending six months studying in one of the following non-European countries: United States (Cornell University, Fordham University), China (Xiamen, Shanghai, Suzhou, Beijing, Shaanxi), Japan (Kobe), Brazil (Paraná, Minas Gerais), Canada (Montréal), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Chile (Universidad Diego Portales), and Peru (Universidad Científica del Sur). Upon completion of exams and other activities at the host university, they will earn university credits, as well as a bonus point on their final degree mark.
Two double-degree programmes are currently in place with the University of Toulouse and Cergy Paris University (France), allowing top students who are fluent in French to earn both an Italian and a French degree.
Starting from Year III, students can take part in the Erasmus+ Placement programme and do an internship at companies, law firms and other institutions in a number of European countries (currently England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, France, and Portugal). In addition to receiving a scholarship, students earn university credits for their internship, as well as a bonus point on their final degree mark.
Additionally, every year the Faculty sends a student team to take part in national and international moot court competitions.
Lastly, students have the opportunity to take part in international Summer Schools.
Students also have the option of spending six months studying in one of the following non-European countries: United States (Cornell University, Fordham University), China (Xiamen, Shanghai, Suzhou, Beijing, Shaanxi), Japan (Kobe), Brazil (Paraná, Minas Gerais), Canada (Montréal), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Chile (Universidad Diego Portales), and Peru (Universidad Científica del Sur). Upon completion of exams and other activities at the host university, they will earn university credits, as well as a bonus point on their final degree mark.
Two double-degree programmes are currently in place with the University of Toulouse and Cergy Paris University (France), allowing top students who are fluent in French to earn both an Italian and a French degree.
Starting from Year III, students can take part in the Erasmus+ Placement programme and do an internship at companies, law firms and other institutions in a number of European countries (currently England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, France, and Portugal). In addition to receiving a scholarship, students earn university credits for their internship, as well as a bonus point on their final degree mark.
Additionally, every year the Faculty sends a student team to take part in national and international moot court competitions.
Lastly, students have the opportunity to take part in international Summer Schools.
Course attendance is strongly recommended.
Enrolment
Qualifications and knowledge required for admission
Applicants to the single-cycle Master's degree programme in Law must hold a high-school diploma or equivalent foreign qualification, and have adequate background knowledge.
There is no cap on the number of students to be admitted.
Admission assessment
Applicants must sit for a mandatory self-evaluation test known as TOLC-SU, which is managed by CISIA (Consortium of Inter-University Integrated Access Systems). The test provides applicants with a chance to reflect on their choice of university programme, and at the same time to self-assess their preparation, particularly in terms of general knowledge, comprehension and logical skills. Further information on test dates and delivery modes is available in the call for applications to the degree programme.
Additional learning requirements (OFA) and remedial activities
Students can enrol regardless of the outcome of the test. Students who achieve an overall score lower than 20/50 in the first three sections and score less than 12/30 in the section ""Reading comprehension and knowledge of the Italian language"" will be assigned additional learning requirements (OFA, from the Italian Obblighi Formativi Aggiuntivi) to fill their learning gaps. Additional learning requirements must be fulfilled within the first year of the programme by attending remedial courses organised by the University. For an overview of remedial activities and the consequences of failing to meet the OFA, please visit the programme website.
To fulfil the Additional Learning Requirement (Obbligo Formativo Aggiuntivo - OFA) in English and be able to take the exams of the fourth and fifth year, students are required to have a B2 level of proficiency according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
This level of proficiency can be certified as follows:
- by submitting an official language certificate at B2 level or higher, issued no more than three years before the submission date. The list of language certificates recognized by the University is available at https://www.unimi.it/en/node/39322.
The certificate must be uploaded during enrolment or later through the portal http://studente.unimi.it/uploadCertificazioniLingue.
- by taking a placement test administered by the University Language Centre (SLAM) between October and January of the first year. Students who do not pass the test will be required to attend a language course offered by SLAM.
The placement test is compulsory for all students who do not already hold a valid certificate.
Students who do not take the placement test by the end of December (January for single-cycle courses), or who fail the end-of-course test after six attempts, must obtain a language certificate privately in order to fulfil the OFA and sit the English exam.
Applicants to the single-cycle Master's degree programme in Law must hold a high-school diploma or equivalent foreign qualification, and have adequate background knowledge.
There is no cap on the number of students to be admitted.
Admission assessment
Applicants must sit for a mandatory self-evaluation test known as TOLC-SU, which is managed by CISIA (Consortium of Inter-University Integrated Access Systems). The test provides applicants with a chance to reflect on their choice of university programme, and at the same time to self-assess their preparation, particularly in terms of general knowledge, comprehension and logical skills. Further information on test dates and delivery modes is available in the call for applications to the degree programme.
Additional learning requirements (OFA) and remedial activities
Students can enrol regardless of the outcome of the test. Students who achieve an overall score lower than 20/50 in the first three sections and score less than 12/30 in the section ""Reading comprehension and knowledge of the Italian language"" will be assigned additional learning requirements (OFA, from the Italian Obblighi Formativi Aggiuntivi) to fill their learning gaps. Additional learning requirements must be fulfilled within the first year of the programme by attending remedial courses organised by the University. For an overview of remedial activities and the consequences of failing to meet the OFA, please visit the programme website.
To fulfil the Additional Learning Requirement (Obbligo Formativo Aggiuntivo - OFA) in English and be able to take the exams of the fourth and fifth year, students are required to have a B2 level of proficiency according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
This level of proficiency can be certified as follows:
- by submitting an official language certificate at B2 level or higher, issued no more than three years before the submission date. The list of language certificates recognized by the University is available at https://www.unimi.it/en/node/39322.
The certificate must be uploaded during enrolment or later through the portal http://studente.unimi.it/uploadCertificazioniLingue.
- by taking a placement test administered by the University Language Centre (SLAM) between October and January of the first year. Students who do not pass the test will be required to attend a language course offered by SLAM.
The placement test is compulsory for all students who do not already hold a valid certificate.
Students who do not take the placement test by the end of December (January for single-cycle courses), or who fail the end-of-course test after six attempts, must obtain a language certificate privately in order to fulfil the OFA and sit the English exam.
Call for applications
Please refer to the call for admission test dates and contents, and how to register.
Application for matriculation: from 15/07/2026 to 30/09/2026
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Programme description and courses list
Over several sessions
These activities are scheduled over several sessions. Please refer to course overviews for details.
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Constitutional Law | 13 | 91 | Italian | GIUR-05/A |
| Private Law | 13 | 91 | Italian | GIUR-01/A |
| Roman Law | 14 | 98 | Italian | GIUR-15/A |
First semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Philosophy of Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-17/A |
Second semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Economics | 9 | 63 | Italian | ECON-01/A |
be activated by the A.Y. 2027/2028
year
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Commercial Law | 15 | 105 | Italian | GIUR-02/A |
| History of Medieval and Modern Law | 14 | 98 | Italian | GIUR-16/A |
| Labour Law | 12 | 84 | Italian | GIUR-04/A |
First semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| European Union Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-10/A |
| Optional | ||||
| Comparative Private Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-11/A |
| Comparative Public Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-11/B |
Second semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optional | ||||
| General Theory of Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-17/A |
| Sociology of Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-17/A |
Optional activities and study plan rules
1.a - Lo studente deve sostenere un esame a scelta tra i seguenti:
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comparative Private Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-11/A |
| Comparative Public Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-11/B |
1.b - Lo studente deve sostenere un esame a scelta tra i seguenti:
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Theory of Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Sociology of Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
be activated by the A.Y. 2028/2029
year
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Civil Procedural Law | 14 | 98 | Italian | GIUR-12/A |
| Criminal Law | 15 | 105 | Italian | GIUR-14/A |
First semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| International Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-09/A |
| Legal Informatics Skills | 3 | 21 | Italian | NN |
| Optional | ||||
| Canon Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-07/A |
| Ecclesiastical Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-07/A |
Second semester
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Administrative Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | GIUR-06/A |
Optional activities and study plan rules
2 - Lo studente deve sostenere un esame a scelta tra i seguenti:
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canon Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-07/A |
| Ecclesiastical Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-07/A |
be activated by the A.Y. 2029/2030
year
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Criminal Procedural Law | 14 | 98 | Italian | GIUR-13/A |
| Optional | ||||
| Corso integrativo: moot mediazione e negoziato | 3 | 20 | Italian | GIUR-17/A |
| Corso integrativo: seminario competitivo di diritto commerciale | 3 | 21 | Italian | GIUR-02/A |
| Moot Court: Law and Religion | 3 | 20 | English | GIUR-11/B GIUR-12/A |
| Moot Court: Vis Arbitration Moot | 3 | 20 | English | GIUR-12/A |
First semester
Second semester
Not specified period
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optional | ||||
| An Introduction to Italian Private Law in a Comparative Perspective | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-01/A GIUR-11/A |
| Artificial Intelligence and Labour Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-04/A |
Conclusive activities
There are no specific sessions for these activities.
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Optional | ||||
| Internship | 6 | 0 | Italian | NN |
Optional activities and study plan rules
3.a - Lo studente deve conseguire 15 CFU due esami a scelta tra gli insegnamenti affini o integrativi.
Sono insegnamenti affini o integrativi tutti quelli attivati nel corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in Giurisprudenza. Tra cui i seguenti (ove attivati e ove non già sostenuti, anche con diverso programma):
Sono insegnamenti affini o integrativi tutti quelli attivati nel corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in Giurisprudenza. Tra cui i seguenti (ove attivati e ove non già sostenuti, anche con diverso programma):
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Administrative Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-06/A |
| Advanced Comparative Public Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-11/B |
| Advanced Corporate Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Advanced Criminal Procedure | 9 | 63 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-13/A |
| Advanced Roman Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-15/A |
| An Introduction to Italian Private Law in a Comparative Perspective | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-01/A GIUR-11/A | |
| Anglo-American Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-11/B |
| Arbitration Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Artificial Intelligence and Labour Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | GIUR-04/A | |
| Banking and Financial Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Civil Enforcement Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Civil Procedural Law Advanced | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Civil Transactional Law and Litigation | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-01/A GIUR-12/A |
| Common Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-16/A |
| Company Crisis and Insolvency Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Comparative and European Law and Religion | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-07/A |
| Comparative Constitutional Justice | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-11/B |
| Comparative Contract Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-11/A |
| Comparative Labour Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-04/A |
| Comparative Law: Religion | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-07/A |
| Comparative Private Law Advanced | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-11/A |
| Competition Law and Economics | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Constitutional Justice | 9 | 63 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Constitutional Law Advanced (italian) | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Constitutional Law and New Technologies | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Constitutional Law and the Judiciary | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Consumer Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-01/A |
| Contracts On Regulated Markets | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-01/A GIUR-11/A |
| Copyright Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Corporate Criminal Law and Procedure | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-13/A GIUR-14/A |
| Criminal Commercial Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-14/A |
| Criminal Law - Special Part | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-14/A |
| Criminal Law Clinic | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-14/A |
| Criminology | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-14/A |
| Diritto cinese e tradizione romanistica | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-15/A |
| Diritto del processo dell'unione europea | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-10/A |
| Diritto internazionale dei conflitti armati | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-09/A |
| Diritto urbanistico e delle costruzioni | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-06/A |
| Disabled People Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Economic Analysis of Private Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-01/A GIUR-11/A |
| Economics of Financial Intermediaries | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-09/B |
| Environmental Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-06/A |
| Eu Administrative Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-06/A |
| Eu Migration and Asylum Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-10/A |
| European Company Law | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-04/A |
| European Criminal Law and Human Rights | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-14/A |
| European Monetary and Economic Law | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-09/A GIUR-10/A |
| European Transport Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-10/A |
| European Union Competition Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-10/A |
| European Union Law - Special Part | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-10/A |
| Exegesis of the Roman Law Sources | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-15/A |
| Family and Succession Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-01/A |
| Financial Markets and Securities Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-09/A |
| Fundamentals of European Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-15/A |
| Gender Justice | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Greek Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-15/A |
| History of Modern Codification | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-16/A |
| History of Roman Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-15/A |
| History of the Criminal Justice | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-16/A |
| History of the Legal Professions | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-16/A |
| Human Rights and Eu Private International Law | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-09/A |
| Il codice di giustizia tributaria e processo | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-08/A |
| Insurance Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| International and European Economic Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-09/A |
| International Commercial and Investment Arbitration | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-09/A GIUR-12/A |
| International Criminal Law | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-14/A |
| International Law Advanced | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-09/A |
| Ip Law (industrial and intellectual property right) | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Juvenile Criminal Procedure | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-13/A |
| Labour Law (advanced) | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-04/A |
| Law and Bioethics | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Law and History | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-16/A |
| Law and Philosophy in a Cross-Cultural Perspective | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Law and Religion: Cases and Solutions | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-07/A |
| Law of Obligations | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-01/A |
| Legal Anthropology | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Legal Information Technology | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Legal Medicine and Insurance Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | MEDS-25/A |
| Logica giuridica: teoria dell'argomentazione e dell'interpretazione | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| M and A: the Contract | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-02/A |
| Media Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Negotiation, Mediation, and Sustainable Conflict Resolution | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Parliamentary Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Philosophy of Human Rights | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Prison Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-13/A |
| Private and Procedural International Law | 9 | 63 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-09/A |
| Procedura penale europea | 6 | 14 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-10/A GIUR-13/A |
| Public Economic Law and Public Contracts Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-03/A GIUR-06/A |
| Regional Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Restorative Justice (legal clinic) | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-14/A |
| Roman Law | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-15/A |
| Roman Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-15/A |
| Scientific Innovation and Legal Challenges of Food Regulation | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | AGRI-09/B GIUR-05/A |
| Security, Law and Religion | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-07/A |
| Smart Cities, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation Law | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Social Security Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-04/A |
| Sociologia dei diritti umani e intelligenza artificiale | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Strategies of Organized Crime Control | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-06/A GIUR-14/A |
| Tax Law Clinic | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-08/A |
| The Italian Judicial System | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Theory and Practice of International Tax Law | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | GIUR-08/A |
| Theory of Justice | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-17/A |
| Trade Union and Industrial Relations Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-04/A |
| Transnational Commercial Litigation | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | GIUR-12/A |
| Women's Rights in the Constitutional State | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-05/A |
| Workplace Health and Safety Law | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-04/A |
3.b - Lo studente dovrà sostenere l'esame di una lingua straniera giuridica
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Legal English Exam | 3 | 30 | Italian | Second semester | ANGL-01/C |
| Legal French Exam | 3 | 30 | Italian | Second semester | FRAN-01/B |
| Legal Spanish Exam | 3 | 30 | Spanish | Second semester | SPAN-01/C |
3.c - (6 CFU) Attività pratiche
I crediti relativi alle "altre attività pratiche" si acquisiscono mediante lo svolgimento di un tirocinio curriculare. In alternativa, si possono acquisire anche con:
- la frequenza di seminari organizzati da docenti della Facoltà, se ritenuti validi dal docente (3 cfu);
- la frequenza di moduli aggiuntivi di insegnamento o di corsi aggiuntivi;
- la frequenza a corsi di lingua straniera (3 cfu);
- il possesso del patentino informatico (3 cfu);
- la partecipazione ad altre attività aventi carattere di studio o di approfondimento, se approvate dalla Facoltà.
I crediti relativi alle "altre attività pratiche" si acquisiscono mediante lo svolgimento di un tirocinio curriculare. In alternativa, si possono acquisire anche con:
- la frequenza di seminari organizzati da docenti della Facoltà, se ritenuti validi dal docente (3 cfu);
- la frequenza di moduli aggiuntivi di insegnamento o di corsi aggiuntivi;
- la frequenza a corsi di lingua straniera (3 cfu);
- il possesso del patentino informatico (3 cfu);
- la partecipazione ad altre attività aventi carattere di studio o di approfondimento, se approvate dalla Facoltà.
be activated by the A.Y. 2030/2031
year
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Civil Law | 12 | 84 | Italian | GIUR-01/A |
Conclusive activities
There are no specific sessions for these activities.
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory | ||||
| Final Exam | 17 | 0 | Italian | NN |
Optional activities and study plan rules
4.a - Lo studente deve conseguire 6 cfu con un esame a scelta fra quelli affini e integrativi dei settori ECON (SECS-P) o fra i corsi di taglio pratico:
| Courses or activities | Max ECTS | Total hours | Language | Lesson period | SSD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accounting and Corporate Reporting | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-06/A |
| Auditing and Auditing Skills | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-06/A |
| Civil Transactional Law and Litigation | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-01/A GIUR-12/A |
| Commercial Transactional Law and Litigation | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | GIUR-02/A GIUR-12/A |
| Compliance and Integrity Management | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-06/A |
| Economia aziendale | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-06/A |
| Economic Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | ECON-02/A |
| Economic Policy | 9 | 63 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-02/A |
| Economics of (organized) Crime and Corruption | 6 | 42 | English | First semester | ECON-03/A |
| Economics of Financial Intermediaries | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-09/B |
| Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-09/A |
| Human Resource Management in Public Administration and Non-Profit Organisations | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-08/A |
| Labour Economics | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-01/A |
| Labour Transactional Law and Litigation | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | GIUR-04/A GIUR-12/A |
| Law and Economics of Green Transition and Social Justice | 6 | 42 | English | Second semester | ECON-02/A |
| Monetary and Political Economics | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-01/A |
| Planning, Scheduling and Controlling | 6 | 42 | Italian | Second semester | ECON-06/A |
| Public Finance | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-03/A |
| The Economics of Crime | 6 | 42 | Italian | First semester | ECON-03/A |
4.b - Lo studente deve conseguire 15 CFU due esami a scelta tra gli insegnamenti affini o integrativi.
Sono insegnamenti affini o integrativi tutti quelli attivati nel corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in Giurisprudenza. (Vedi in particolare l'elenco degli affini al quarto anno di corso).
Sono insegnamenti affini o integrativi tutti quelli attivati nel corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in Giurisprudenza. (Vedi in particolare l'elenco degli affini al quarto anno di corso).
4.c - Lo studente deve conseguire 12 cfu con due esami a scelta libera da 6 cfu.
Fra le materie a scelta dello studente sono ricompresi tutti gli insegnamenti attivati presso i corsi di laurea e di laurea magistrale della Facoltà, riportati nel Manifesto annuale degli studi.
Gli studenti potranno altresì optare per materie insegnate in altri corsi di studio, sempre nei limiti della loro libertà di scelta e subordinatamente all'approvazione del Collegio Didattico Interdipartimentale. Sono escluse le materie con denominazione o contenuto corrispondenti a quelli della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza.
Fra le materie a scelta dello studente sono ricompresi tutti gli insegnamenti attivati presso i corsi di laurea e di laurea magistrale della Facoltà, riportati nel Manifesto annuale degli studi.
Gli studenti potranno altresì optare per materie insegnate in altri corsi di studio, sempre nei limiti della loro libertà di scelta e subordinatamente all'approvazione del Collegio Didattico Interdipartimentale. Sono escluse le materie con denominazione o contenuto corrispondenti a quelli della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza.
Prescribed foundation courses
| Learning activity | Prescribed foundation courses |
|---|---|
| Accounting and Corporate Reporting | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Administrative Justice | Administrative Law (compulsory), Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Advanced Administrative Law | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Advanced Comparative Public Law | Comparative Public Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Advanced Corporate Law | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Advanced Criminal Procedure | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Criminal Procedural Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Advanced Roman Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| An Introduction to Italian Private Law in a Comparative Perspective | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Anglo-American Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Arbitration Law | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Artificial Intelligence and Labour Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Auditing and Auditing Skills | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Banking and Financial Law | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Canon Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Civil Enforcement Law | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Civil Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Civil Procedural Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Civil Procedural Law Advanced | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Civil Transactional Law and Litigation | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Commercial Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Commercial Transactional Law and Litigation | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Common Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), History of Medieval and Modern Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Company Crisis and Insolvency Law | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Constitutional Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Contract Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Labour Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Law: Religion | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Private Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Private Law Advanced | Comparative Private Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative Public Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Comparative and European Law and Religion | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Competition Law and Economics | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Compliance and Integrity Management | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Constitutional Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Constitutional Law Advanced (italian) | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Constitutional Law and New Technologies | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Constitutional Law and the Judiciary | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Consumer Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Contracts On Regulated Markets | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Copyright Law | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Corporate Criminal Law and Procedure | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Criminal Procedural Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminal Commercial Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminal Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminal Law - Special Part | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminal Law Clinic | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminal Procedural Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Criminology | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Diritto Cinese E Tradizione Romanistica | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| Diritto Del Processo Dell'unione Europea | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Diritto Internazionale Dei Conflitti Armati | Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Diritto Urbanistico E Delle Costruzioni | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Disabled People Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Ecclesiastical Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economia Aziendale | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economic Analysis of Private Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economic Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economic Policy | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economics of (organized) Crime and Corruption | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Economics of Financial Intermediaries | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Environmental Law | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Eu Administrative Law | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Eu Migration and Asylum Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Company Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Criminal Law and Human Rights | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Monetary and Economic Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Transport Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Union Competition Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Union Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| European Union Law - Special Part | Constitutional Law (compulsory), European Union Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Exegesis of the Roman Law Sources | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| Family and Succession Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Financial Markets and Securities Law | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Fundamentals of European Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| Gender Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| General Theory of Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Greek Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| History of Medieval and Modern Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| History of Modern Codification | Constitutional Law (compulsory), History of Medieval and Modern Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| History of Roman Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| History of the Criminal Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), History of Medieval and Modern Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| History of the Legal Professions | Constitutional Law (compulsory), History of Medieval and Modern Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Human Resource Management in Public Administration and Non-Profit Organisations | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Human Rights and Eu Private International Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Il Codice Di Giustizia Tributaria E Processo | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Tax Law (compulsory) |
| Insurance Law | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| International Commercial and Investment Arbitration | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| International Criminal Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| International Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| International Law Advanced | Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| International and European Economic Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Ip Law (industrial and intellectual property right) | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Juvenile Criminal Procedure | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Criminal Procedural Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Labour Economics | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Labour Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Labour Law (advanced) | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Labour Transactional Law and Litigation | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law and Bioethics | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law and Economics of Green Transition and Social Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law and History | Constitutional Law (compulsory), History of Medieval and Modern Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law and Philosophy in a Cross-Cultural Perspective | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law and Religion: Cases and Solutions | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Law of Obligations | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Legal Anthropology | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Legal Clinic On Human Rights and Social Vulnerability | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Legal Information Technology | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Legal Medicine and Insurance Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Logica Giuridica: Teoria Dell'argomentazione E Dell'interpretazione | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| M and A: the Contract | Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Media Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Monetary and Political Economics | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Negotiation, Mediation, and Sustainable Conflict Resolution | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Parliamentary Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Philosophy of Human Rights | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Planning, Scheduling and Controlling | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Prison Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Procedural Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Private and Procedural International Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), International Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Procedura Penale Europea | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Criminal Procedural Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Public Economic Law and Public Contracts Law | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Public Finance | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Regional Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Restorative Justice (legal clinic) | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Roman Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Roman Law (compulsory) |
| Scientific Innovation and Legal Challenges of Food Regulation | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Security, Law and Religion | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Smart Cities, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Social Security Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Sociologia Dei Diritti Umani E Intelligenza Artificiale | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Sociology of Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Strategies of Organized Crime Control | Administrative Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Criminal Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Tax Law | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Commercial Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Tax Law Clinic | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Tax Law (compulsory) |
| The Economics of Crime | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Economics (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| The Italian Judicial System | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Theory and Practice of International Tax Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory), Tax Law (compulsory) |
| Theory of Justice | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Philosophy of Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Trade Union and Industrial Relations Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Transnational Commercial Litigation | Civil Procedural Law (compulsory), Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Women's Rights in the Constitutional State | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
| Workplace Health and Safety Law | Constitutional Law (compulsory), Labour Law (compulsory), Private Law (compulsory) |
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https://www.unimi.it/it/studiare/servizi-gli-studenti/segreterie-informastudenti - Faculty Student Offices Sector - Social Sciences and Humanities Area
Via Festa del Perdono 3/7, Milano
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+39Tel. +39 02.5031.2405/2665/2473
Riceve su appuntamento, dal lunedì al venerdì, dalle ore 9.30 alle ore 12.00 - lunedì, martedì e giovedì, dalle ore 14.30 alle ore 16.00
For students enrolled in Bachelor's, Master's and single-cycle degree programmes, tuition fees are to be paid in two instalments:
- the amount of the first instalment is the same for all students and is due upon enrolment
- the amount of the second instalment varies according to each student's ISEE University value and the degree programme in which they are enrolled
- for international students with income and assets abroad, the second instalment varies according to their country of origin.
Education incentive programmes and other benefits
The University offers scholarships, cafeterias, subsidised accommodation and other forms of financial support to students meeting specific economic and merit requirements.
More information
Official documents
A.Y. 2026/2027
Law (Classe LMG/01 R)-Enrolled A.y. 2026/2027 [ACAof2 2027]
Law (Classe LMG/01 R)-Enrolled A.y. 2025/2026 [ACAof1 2027]
A.Y. 2025/2026
Law (Classe LMG/01 R)-Enrolled A.y. 2025/2026 [ACAof1 2026]
A.Y. 2024/2025
A.Y. 2023/2024
A.Y. 2022/2023
A.Y. 2021/2022
A.Y. 2020/2021
Law (CLASSE LMG/01)-Enrolled from 2014/2015 [A41of2 2021]