Overview

The programme, delivered entirely in English, provides sound theoretical and practical skills to interpret and apply legal instruments in an international, European and transnational dimension. The aim is to train highly qualified lawyers who can interact in the complex environments in which public institutions (internal and national) and private entities (companies, NGOs, etc.) operate

Place of teaching Bologna
Language English
Degree Programme Class LM/SC-GIUR R -
Duration 2 years
International programmes Delivered entirely in English

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The first year is shared and allows a choice of several legal subjects. The second year is divided into subject areas ('Global and Transnational Legal Culture', 'Human Rights, Environmental and Social Justice', 'Law, Economics and Finance' and 'Law and Digital Transition') that allow you to customise your training in a way that is consistent with your professional goals.

Learning activities

You can choose from the proposed paths (curricula), each offering different subjects and topics:

Lecture attendance

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Seminars and workshops, also with international lecturers, reading groups and moot courts, enrich the programme’s offering, together with mobility programmes such as Erasmus+, Erasmus+ Internship, Mundus and Overseas. There is also the possibility of internships or of completing your thesis abroad.

International programmes

Delivered entirely in English

How much does it cost to enrol?

Studying at the University of Bologna is an attainable goal regardless of your financial situation.
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The main steps to enrol

Restricted access - entrance exam , 100 places available
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5 reasons to enrol on the degree programme

Studying law in English as a cultural and professional choice.
Openness to the world and different legal systems.
Facing complexity: the jurist as a problem solver in fast-changing frameworks.
Integration between academic-professional knowledge and soft skills.
Studying law at the “Bologna School of Law.”

The course in numbers

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94% International students and students not residing in the region
76% Graduates aligned to the exam schedule
22% Graduates with experience abroad
90% Graduates satisfied with their studies
67% Graduates who are working
20% Graduates who are not working but are studying or not looking for work
13% Graduates who are not working but looking for work

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Overview

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What you will study

Professional profiles

Experiences abroad

Enrolment, fees and exemptions

5 reasons to enrol on the degree programme

The course in numbers

Course participants' experiences

Why The University of Bologna?

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