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2023-2024 A.Y.

Integrated Master of Arts in Giurisprudenza (5-y; Law)

2. PROGRAM STRUCTURE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

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2.1. Introduction

Bocconi University's School of Law offers, a five-year Integrated Master of Arts in Giurisprudenza [Law] (CLMG) program.
The CLMG program is taught in two class groups made up of an average of 140 students each.

The study plan is expressed with credit points.
A credit point is the unit of measurement which determines the workload students are required to fulfil. It is assumed that students are adequately prepared from the start to carry out the educational activities required by the degree program. The workload includes both classroom activities (lectures, exercises, seminars) as well as group work and individual study.

Credit points are given for all educational activities which are part of the program requirements.

In accordance with the ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System), on average one credit point is equivalent to 25 hours of work, about 8 of which are spent in the classroom.

The average workload for a full-time student is set at 60 credit points per year, as per agreement.

In order to receive the Integrated Master of Arts in Law degree, students must earn at least 300 credit points.

The credit points assigned to each educational activity are earned when students pass an exam or its equivalent.

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2.1.2. Integrated Master of Arts in Giurisprudenza [Law] (CLMG)

Program Director:
Mariateresa Maggiolino

Assistant to the Program Director:
Enrico Basile

Field of study:
Law LMG/01 (DM 25/11/2005)

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2.1.3. Educational Objectives

The Integrated Master of Arts in Law program aims to prepare jurists qualified to operate efficiently in the current economic-social context, which requires not only possession of “traditional” legal knowledge and skills but also an ability to cope with the challenges posed by internationalization and technological development. In particular, the program aims to:

provide a broad and solid preparation of a legal knowledge foundation in terms of “content” and “methods of critical analysis” both in the areas that make up the “fundamentals” of the program (philosophy of law; history of law, from Roman law to the modern era; private law, constitutional law; comparative legal systems) and in those making up the “supporting structure” of the jurist’s preparation (civil law and civil procedure; business law; tax law; employment law; administrative law; European Union and international law; criminal law and criminal procedure);
complement basic preparation with quantitative, economic and corporate knowledge so as to enable graduates to interact competently within the economic context in which the modern jurist works; also, to provide qualified computer expertise enabling them to operate by means of cutting-edge tools and techniques;
provide specialized and advanced preparation in the legal disciplines through exhaustive monographic study of the basic subjects as well as through a broadening of the range of subjects addressed, allowing personalization of the program with majors and elective subjects;
develop skills in the use of English and a second EU language so as to promote studies therein and for subsequent effective and efficient functionality in a professional context;
promote the supranational dimension of legal studies, both by the offering of compulsory and elective courses in English on topics of European and international relevance and by giving an incentive to outgoing and incoming students to use their international mobility;
develop skills (know-how) in addition to knowledge through teaching activities that promote the student’s active participation in the classroom and interaction with the instructor (e.g. case studies, testimonials from qualified representatives of the professional world, etc.), and with seminars for the development of professional skills, as well as through the acquisition of on-the-field expertise (learning by doing) via internships, pro bono legal clinics and moot court competitions

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2.1.4. Career Opportunities

The main career opportunities for graduates are:

Lawyer

Role in a work setting
The lawyer provides legal advice and assistance, both in judicial and extrajudicial contexts.Lawyers operate on the mandate of private citizens, businesses, organizations and public or private bodies with the aim of ensuring that the laws in force are applied to solve specific problems of their clients or to defend their interests, also by representing them in the courts.
With reference to consultancy, lawyers provide advice and suggestions on how to exercise and claim clients’ rights: for example, they inform clients about legal obligations, explain the practical application of codes and regulations, and suggest the best actions to be taken in compliance with legal procedures.

With reference to legal assistance, lawyers represent their clients in a court, supporting them before the judge for matters of public or private law: they present evidence and arguments in favor of the assisted party, trying to convince the judging bodies to express a favorable opinion on the client’s position.

To carry out consultancy and assistance activities, the lawyer studies and re-elaborates the law and jurisprudence to correctly prepare the specific case and draws up, if necessary in English, legal documents and opinions.

Skills associated with the role
Having expert knowledge of legal systems (national and supranational), as well as the principles governing the operation of companies, markets and society in general, law graduates can search for what is required to place cases brought to their attention in the proper legislative and case law context. In other words, they can consult legislation, jurisprudential sources and case law (including by means of digital tools) in order to identify not only the legal problems present in a given concrete case but also certain possible solutions, and to do so while placing the issues thus encountered in their proper economic-social perspective.

Furthermore, with the technical skills acquired during the program, law graduates can write drafts of opinions and writs in Italian and English.

Career opportunities
Firms where the profession of Lawyer may be practiced, after completing the traineeship period and passing the national bar exam in accordance with legislative provisions. For purposes of access to the profession, graduates may also enroll in the Law School in order to prepare for the national bar exam. In this phase, as stated in the Code of Conduct for Italian Lawyers, trainees should, however, also continue studying for the qualifying exam.

Notary

Role in a work setting
The notary (public official) draws up the notarial deeds which have the purpose of attributing "public faith" and legal efficacy to significant events from an economic and social point of view. For example, notaries prepare deeds of real estate sale, swaps, mortgages, mortgages, testaments, donations of successions, deeds of corporate and commercial law such as the establishment of new companies, deeds for the establishment of associations, foundations, and non-profit organizations. In addition, the notary: transcribes, records and deposits the notarial deed in public registers, when required by law (for example, the business register); issues certificates, copies, and extracts; collects taxes connected to deeds signed or authenticated on behalf of the State and carries out anti-money laundering checks; archives and maintains the records in computer registers and repositories and transmits them to the district notarial archive.

Skills associated with the role
Graduates possess the legal knowledge and linguistic skills required for providing material support to notaries receiving documents for acts between living persons, wills and company documents. Graduates must therefore have expert knowledge of national and also supranational legal systems, especially when having to interface with matters such as acquisitions and purchases abroad, transnational succession and non-domestic corporate transactions.

Career opportunities
Notary offices where the profession of Notary may be practiced, after completing the traineeship period in a professional firm and passing the competitive exam in accordance with legislative provisions. For the purposes of access to the profession, graduates may also enroll in the Law School in order to prepare for the notary exam.

Magistrate

Role in a work setting
The magistrate (public official) enforces and applies the current state law by conducting a trial in all its phases. Magistrates exercise jurisdictional power, i.e. the power to condemn those who violate the laws (criminal jurisdiction) and to resolve disputes between citizens (civil jurisdiction) or between citizens and the state (administrative jurisdiction). They work individually or in a collegiate context (according to the matter and functions assigned). Magistrates can carry out the activity of Judge and Public Prosecutor: in the first case, they carry out "judicial" activities, that is, they decide on disputes or pronounce on affairs within their competence; in the second case, they carry out "requisitioning" activities, that is, they promote the suppression of crimes by coordinating investigative activities in view of the decisions that the judging bodies must take.

Skills associated with the role
Graduates possess deep knowledge of substantive and procedural law indispensable for the resolution of individual cases and for the drafting of judicial acts (orders, writs, rulings).

Career opportunities
Magistrate at a Public Prosecutor’s Office or a court, after passing the national competitive exam and completing the training period at a public prosecutor’s office or a court. For access to the profession graduates must, as a requirement for participating in the magistrate exam, enroll in the Law School in order to prepare for said exam.

Legal expert

Role in a work setting
Legal experts are confronted daily with many legal aspects in connection with carrying out the activities of a company (whether in Italy or abroad) and/or public service. In other words, they deal with identifying and understanding the legal issues which complex organizations, such as national and international companies and public authorities, must face in order to complete their activities.

Skills associated with the role
Having expert knowledge of legal systems (national and supranational), as well as the principles underlying the operation of companies, markets and society in general, law graduates can place cases brought to their attention in the proper legislative and case law context. Furthermore, owing to their economic-quantitative knowledge, experts can also place legal aspects in connection with business activities and/or public service in the correct economic-social perspective. For such purposes, legal experts can also draft opinions, writs and contracts in Italian and English.

Career opportunities
With companies, public bodies, non-profit institutions, international and supranational organizations as internal counsel or external consultants (both in Italy and abroad).

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2.1.5. Program Requirements Breakdown

For students initially enrolled starting from the 2019-2020 academic year, the requirements study plan includes 300 credit points divided as follows:

Educational activities	Credit points
25 compulsory courses	250
Activities chosen by students; From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition	24 12 6 6
English language	7
Second language	4
Computer skills	3
Thesis	12

For students initially enrolled starting from the 2020-2021 academic year, the requirements study plan includes 300 credit points divided as follows:

Educational activities	Credit points
24 compulsory courses	169
11 Compulsory courses chosen by the student	81
Activities chosen by students; From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition	24 12 6 6
First language	4
Legal English	3
Second language	4
Computer skills	3
Thesis	12

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2.1.6. Program Structure

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2.1.6.1. Students initially enrolled in the 2019-2020 Academic Year

The program structure is valid for the students initially enrolled in the academic years of reference for this section.

First year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50054	Diritto romano - modulo 1	Roman Law - module 1	ITA	8
50056	Istituzioni di diritto privato	Principles of Private Law	ITA	10
50059	Filosofia del diritto	Philosophy of Law	ITA	9
50188	Metodi quantitativi preparatory	Quantitative Methods - Preparatory
	First language (lessons only)
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50058	Diritto costituzionale italiano ed europeo	Italian and European Constitutional Law	ITA	10
50055	Diritto romano - modulo 2	Roman Law - module 2	ITA	6
50057	Metodi quantitativi	Quantitative Methods	ITA	8
50060	Principi di economia (micro e macroeconomia)	Principles of Economics	ITA	6
	Prima lingua (didattica ed esame)	First language (lessons and exam)		4
	Total credit points for first year of studies			61

Second year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50010	Storia della codificazione	History of Codification	ITA	8
50013	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)	Management and accounting - module 1 (Management)	ITA	6
50011	Scienza delle finanze	Public Finance	ITA	6
	1 course to be chosen between: Comparative private law (50242) Diritto comparato pubblico (50096)	1 course to be chosen between: Comparative private law (50242) Comparative public law (50096)	ITA/ENG	9
50019	Informatica per Giurisprudenza	Computer Skills for Law	ITA	3
	Inglese giuridico (solo didattica)	Legal English (lessons only)
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50018	Diritto commerciale	Company and Business Law	ITA	10
50217	Legal argumentation and economic analysis of law	Legal Argumentation and Economic Analysis of Law	ENG	8
50014	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2 (Bilancio)	Management and accounting - module 2 (Accounting)	ITA	6
50021	Storia giuridica delle istituzioni economiche	Legal History of Economic Institutions	ITA	6
50128	Inglese giuridico (didattica ed esame)	Legal English (lessons and exam)		3
	Total credit points for second year of studies			65

Third year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50016	Diritto processuale civile - modulo 1	Civil Procedure Law - module 1	ITA	8
50029	Diritto del lavoro - modulo 1	Labour Law - module - 1	ITA	6
50024	Diritto penale - modulo 1	Criminal Law - module 1	ITA	10
50222	European Union law	European Union law	ENG	9
	Second language (lessons only)
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50035	Diritto ed economia dei mercati finanziari	Financial Institutions and Markets Law and Economics	ITA	6
50017	Diritto processuale civile - modulo 2	Civil Procedure Law - module 2	ITA	6
50033	Diritto processuale penale - modulo 1	Criminal Procedure - module 1	ITA	8
50020	Diritto tributario	Tax Law	ITA	6
	Seconda lingua (didattica ed esame)	Second language (lessons and exam)		4
	Total credit points for third year of studies			63

Fourth year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
	1 course to be chosen between: 50243 Diritto amministrativo - modulo 1 50244 Diritto amministrativo italiano ed europeo - modulo 1	1 course to be chosen between: 50243 Administrative Law - module 1 50244 National European Administrative Law - module 1	ITA ITA	10
	Diritto commerciale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50146 Casi e questioni di diritto societario 50100 Società quotate e mercati finanziari 50101 Antitrust law	Advanced Company and Business Law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50146 Selected Issues 50100 Listed companies and financial markets law 50101 Antitrust law	ITA ITA ENG	6
	Diritto costituzionale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50098 Constitutional justice 50097 Diritto pubblico dell'economia 50145 Transnational constitutional law and government policies	Advanced Constitutional Law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50098 Constitutional Justice 50097 Regulations in economics 50145 Transnational constitutional law and government policies	ENG ITA ENG	8
	Diritto processuale penale - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50201 Diritto dell'esecuzione penale 50149 Processo penale agli enti 50151 Procedura penale europea	Criminal Procedure - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50201 Law on the execution of criminal sanctions 50149 Criminal proceedings and corporate liability 50151 European criminal procedure	ITA ITA ITA	6
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50045	Diritto civile - modulo 1	50045 Civil Law - Module 1	ITA	8
	Diritto del lavoro - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50157 Casi di diritto del lavoro 50245 Istituzioni del mercato del lavoro 50161 European social law	Labour Law - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50157 Cases on employment law 50245 Labour market institutions 50161 European social law	ITA ITA ENG	6
	Diritto penale - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50126 Parte speciale del codice penale 50102 Focus su criminalità economica 50155 Paths of internationalization	Criminal Law- module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50126 Criminal code special part 50102 Focus on corporate and business crime 50155 Paths of internationalization	ITA ITA ENG	6
50239	International law	50239 International law	ENG	9
	Total credit points for fourth year of studies			59

Fifth year of studies

Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
Diritto amministrativo - modulo 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50121 Diritto processuale amministrativo 50119 Environmental law 50198 Global administrative law	Administrative Law - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50121 Administrative Trial Law 50119 Environmental law 50198 Global administrative law	ITA ENG ENG	8
Diritto civile - modulo 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50115 Appalto 50113 Garanzie del credito 50186 Diritto europeo dei contratti	Civil Law - module 2 - 1 course to be chosen among: 50115 Contract 50113 Credit Guarantees 50186 European Contract Law	ITA ITA ITA	8
From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition	From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition		12 6 6
Thesis			12
Total credit points for fifth year of studies			52

Modues:

Code 50054 ‘Diritto romano modulo 1’ [Roman Law - module 1] and code 50055 ‘Diritto romano - modulo 2’ [Roman law - module 2] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50053 ‘Diritto romano’[Roman law]
Code 50013 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)’ [Management and accounting - Module 1 (Management)] and code 50014 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2’ (Bilancio)’ [Management and accounting - Module 2 (Accounting)] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50012 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio [Management and accounting];
Code 50016 ‘Diritto processuale civile - Module 1’ [Civil procedure law - module 1] and 50017 ‘Diritto processuale civile - Module 2’ [Civil procedure law - module 2] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50015 ‘Diritto processuale civile’ [Civil procedure law];
Code 50029 ‘Diritto del lavoro - Modulo 1’ [Labour Law - module 1] and ‘Diritto del lavoro - Module 2’ [Labour Law - module 2] - course chosen by the student are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50028 ‘Diritto del lavoro’ [Labour Law];
Code 50024 'Diritto penale - Module 1’ [Criminal law - module 1] and ‘Diritto penale - Module 2’ [Criminal law - module 2] - course chosen by the student respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50023 ‘Diritto penale’ [Criminal law];
Code 50033 ‘Diritto processuale penale -Module 1’ [Criminal procedure - module 1] and ‘Diritto processuale penale - Modulo 2’ [Criminal procedure - module 2] - course chosen by the student are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50032 ‘Diritto processuale penale’ [Criminal procedure].
Code 50243 ‘Diritto amministrativo modulo 1’ [Administrative Law - module 1] and 50244 ‘Diritto amministrativo italiano ed europeo - modulo 1 [National European Administrative Law - module 1] and Diritto amministrativo - modulo 2 [Administrative Law - module 2] courses chosen by the student, are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50037 ‘Diritto amministrativo [ Administrative Law]’;
Code 50045 ‘Diritto civile modulo 1’ [Civil Law – module 1] and ‘Diritto civile modulo 2 [Civil Law – module 2]- course chosen by the student are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50044 ‘Diritto civile [Civil Law]’.

The courses subdivided in modules are considered passed, and may be recorded in the student academic career and certified, only after passing both exams of which it is made up. The final grade is obtained by the grade point average of the two marks compared to the credits of each module and rounded up if decimals are equal or higher than 5, rounded down if they are lower than 5.

It is furthermore specified that the credit points and the grades earned for the individual modules passed (even if the exam is not yet registered) will be taken into account for rankings within the University (e.g. Bocconi Scholarship, selection for International Programs, etc.) and they can be viewed by printing the unofficial academic transcript at Punto Blu.

Exam sequence and progress requirements
In order to guarantee that students acquire advanced knowledge, it is essential that they have a solid preparation. Prerequisites are therefore required for some courses. Exam sequence indicates the sequence that must be followed in preparing exams and requires students to pass some exams before sitting for others. For more specific information, please see paragraph 7.13 Exam sequence and progress requirements.

Studying abroad
Bocconi University promotes international mobility among students by activating many study abroad opportunities and initiatives. Details are available in Chapter 4. “Studying abroad.”

Program structure
Please note that the positioning of the elective courses in the first or second semester is only an indication; this will depend on choices made by the student.

This educational path was designed for students who have a basic knowledge of English and Computer Science.
For more information, see Languages and Computer Skills.

The code of the course chosen by the student changes depending on the course chosen when enrolling in the fourth and fifth years.

In accordance with the educational objectives of the program and the ministerial tables, the program structure may be subject to variations decided by the Academic Bodies

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2.1.6.2. Students initially enrolled in the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 a.y.

The program structure is valid for the students initially enrolled in the academic years of reference for this section.

First year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50210	Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1	Principles of Private Law - module 1	ITA	8
50212	Diritto romano - modulo 1 (Istituzioni di diritto romano)	Roman law - module 1 (Principle of Roman Law)	ITA	8
50059	Filosofia del diritto	Philosophy of law	ITA	8
50214	Critical thinking	Critilcal Thinking		1
50188	Metodi quantitativi preparatory	Quantitative methods - preparatory
	First language (lessons only)
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50058	Diritto costituzionale italiano ed europeo	Italian and European Constitutional Law	ITA	10
	Principi di economia - 1 course to be chosen between: 50240 Economia 50241 Scienza delle finanze	Principles of Economics - 1 course to be chosen between. 50240 Economics 50241 Public finance	ITA	6
50057	Metodi quantitativi	Quantative Methods	ITA	6
50211	Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 2	Principles of private law - module 2	ITA	6
	First language (lessons and exam)			4
	Total credit points for the first year of studies			57

Second year of studies

	I semestre
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50219	Storia del diritto - modulo 1 (Introduction to European legal history)	History of law - module 1 (Introduction to European legal history)	ENG	6
50013	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)	Management and accounting - module 1 (Management)	ITA	6
50217	Legal argumentation and economic analysis of law	Legal argumentation and economic analysis of law	ENG	8
	Diritto comparato - 1 course to be chosen between: 50242 - Comparative private law 50096 - Diritto comparato pubblico	Diritto comparato - 1 course to be chosen between: 50242 - Comparative private law 50096 - Comparative public law	ITA/ENG	9
50019	Informatica per Giurisprudenza	Computer Skills for Law	ITA	3
	Legal English (lessons only)*
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50018	Diritto commerciale	Company and business law	ITA	10
50220	Storia del diritto - modulo 2 (Storia giuridica dell’età moderna e contemporanea)	History of law - module 2	ITA	8
50216	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2 (Contabilità)	Management and Accounting - module 2 (Accounting)	ITA	6
50213	Roman Law - modulo 2 (Roman foundations of European law)	Roman Law - module 2 (Roman foundations of European law)	ENG	6
	Legal English (lessons and exam)
	Total credit points for the second year of studies			65

* For students initially enrolled in the first year in the 2021-2022 a.y., no teaching is scheduled for the first semester as the course lasts six months and is held in the second semester.

Third year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50016	Diritto processuale civile - modulo 1	Civil Procedure Law - module 1	ITA	8
50222	European Union law	European Union law	ENG	9
50221	Diritto penale	Criminal Law	ITA	10
50224	Diritto contabile e fiscale - modulo 1 (Disciplina giuridica del bilancio)	Tax and accounting law - module 1 (budgeting regulation)	ITA	5
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50227	Diritto del lavoro	Labour Law	ITA	6
50017	Diritto processuale civile - modulo 2	Civil Procedure Law - module 2	ITA	6
50226	Diritto processuale penale	Criminal Procedure	ITA	8
50225	Diritto contabile e fiscale - Modulo 2 (Diritto tributario)	Tax and accounting law - module 2 (tax law)	ITA	7
	Second language (lessons and exam)			4
	Total credit points for the third year of studies			63

Fourth year of studies

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
	1 course to be chosen between: 50280 Diritto amministrativo 50281 Diritto amministrativo italiano ed europeo	1 course to be chosen between: 50280 Administrative law 50281 National and European administrative law	ITA ITA	10
	Diritto commerciale c.p. -1 course to be chosen among: 50146 Casi e questioni di diritto societario 50100 Società quotate e mercati finanziari 50101 Antitrust law	Advanced Company and Business Law- 1 course to be chosen among: 50146 Selected issue 50100 Listed companies and financial markets law 50101 Antitrust law	ITA ITA ENG	6
	Diritto costituzionale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50098 Constitutional justice 50097 Diritto pubblico dell'economia 50145 Transnational constitutional law and government policies	Advanced Constitutional Law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50098 Constitutional justice 50097 Advanced constitutional law - regulation in economics 50145 Transnational constitutional law and government policies	ENG ITA ENG	8
	Diritto processuale penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50282 Diritto dell'esecuzione penale 50283 Processo penale agli enti 50284 Procedura penale europea	Advanced Criminal Procedure - 1 course to be chosen among: 50282 Law on the execution of criminal sanctions 50283 Criminal proceedings and corporate liability 50284 European criminal procedure	ITA ITA ITA	6
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
	Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50291 Contratti e obbligazioni 50292 European and International contracts	Advanced Civil law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50291 Civil law - contracts and obligations 50292 European and International contracts	ITA ENG	8
	Diritto del lavoro c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50288 Casi di diritto del lavoro 50289 Istituzioni del mercato del lavoro 50290 European social law	Advanced Labour Law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50288 Cases on employment law 50289 Labour market institutions 50290 European social law	ITA ITA ENG	6
	Diritto penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among: 50286 Parte speciale del codice penale 50285 Focus su criminalità economica 50287 Paths of internationalization	Advanced Criminal Law - 1 course to be chosen among: 50286 Criminal code special part 50285 Focus on corporate and business crime 50287 Paths of internationalization	ITA ITA ENG	6
50239	International law		ENG	9
	Total credit points for the fourth year of studies			59

Fifth year of studies

Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
Diritto amministrativo c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Administrative Law - 1 course to be chosen		8
Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Civil Law - 1 course to be chosen		8
Coding			4
Activities chosen by students; From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition	From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition		12 6 6
Thesis			12
Total credit points for the fifth year of studies			56

Modules

Code 50212 ‘Diritto romano modulo 1’ (Istituzioni di diritto romano) [Roman law - module 1 (Principle of Roman Law)] and code 50213 ‘Diritto romano - modulo 2 (Roman foundations of european law)’ [Roman law - module 2 (Roman foundations of european law)] are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50053 ‘Diritto romano’ [Roman law];
Code 50210 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1’ [Principles of Private Law - module 1] and code 50211 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 2’ ] Principles of Private Law - module 2] are respectively the first and the second module of the course code 50056 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato [Principles of Private Law].
Code 50013 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)’ [Management and accounting - Module 1 (Management)] e cod. 50216 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2’ (Bilancio)’ [Management and accounting - Module 2 (Accounting)] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50012 ‘Economia aziendale e bilancio [Management and accounting];
Code 50219 ‘History of law - module 1 (Introduction to european legal history)’ and code 50220 ‘Storia del diritto modulo 2 (Storia giuridica dell’età moderna e contemporanea)’ are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50218 ‘Storia del diritto;
Code 50016 ‘Diritto processuale civile - Module 1’ [Civil procedure law - module 1] and 50017 ‘Diritto processuale civile - Module 2’ [Civil procedure law - module 2] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50015 ‘Diritto processuale civile’ [Civil procedure law];
Code 50224 ‘Diritto contabile e fiscale modulo 1 (Disciplina giuridica del bilancio) [Tax and accounting law - module 1 (budgeting regulation)] and code 50225 ‘Diritto contabile e fiscale modulo 2 (Diritto tributario) [Tax and accounting law - module 2 (tax law)] are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50223 Diritto contabile e fiscale [Tax and accounting law].

Program structure
Please note that the positioning of the elective courses in the first or second semester is only an indication; this will depend on choices made by the student.

This educational path was designed for students who have a basic knowledge of English and Computer Science.

For more information, see Languages and Computer Skills.

The code of the major course will be modified depending on the course chosen (see "Majors").

In accordance with the educational objectives of the program and the ministerial tables, the program structure may be subject to variations decided by the Academic Bodies.

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2.1.6.3. Students initially enrolled in the 2022-2023 a.y.

The program structure is valid for the students initially enrolled in the academic years of reference for this section.

First year of studies:

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50210	Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1	Principles of private law - module 1	ITA	8
50212	Diritto romano - modulo 1 (Istituzioni di diritto romano)	Roman law - module 1 (Institutions of Roman law)	ITA	8
50059	Filosofia del diritto	Philosophy of Law	ITA	8
50214	Critical thinking	Critical thinking	ITA	1
50188	Metodi quantitativi - Preparatory	Metodi Quantitativi - Preparatory		0
	Prima lingua (didattica ed esame)	First language (lessons and exams)		4
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50057	Metodi quantitativi	Quantitative methods	ITA	6
50058	Diritto Costituzionale Italiano ed Europeo	Italian and European Constitutional Law	ITA	10
	Principi di economia - 1 insegnamento a scelta tra: 50240 Economia 50241 Scienza delle finanze	Principi di economia - 1 insegnamento a scelta tra: 50240 Economics 50241 Public Finance	ITA ITA	6
50211	Istituzioni di Diritto Privato - Modulo 2	Principles of Private Law - Module 2	ITA	6
	Prima lingua straniera (didattica ed esame)	First language (lessons and exams)		4
	Total credit points for the first year of studies			57

Second year of studies:

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50219	History of law - module 1 (Introduction to European legal history)		ING	6
50013	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)	Management and Accounting - Module 1 (Management)	ITA	6
50217	Legal argumentation and economic analysis of law		ING	8
	Diritto comparato 1 insegnamento a scelta tra: 50242 Comparative private law 50096 Diritto comparato pubblico	Comparative law: 1 course chosen by the student between: 50242 Comparative private law 50096 Comparative Public Law	ING ITA	9
50128	Inglese giuridico (didattica ed esame)			3
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50018	Diritto commerciale	Company and Business Law	ITA	10
50220	Storia del diritto - modulo 2 (Storia giuridica dell’età moderna e contemporanea)	History of Law - Module 2 (Legal History of Modern and Contemporary Age)	ITA	8
50216	Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2 (Contabilità)	Management and Accounting - Module 2 (Accounting)	ITA	6
50213	Roman law - module 2 (Roman foundations of european law)		ING	6
50019	Informatica per Giurisprudenza	Computer Skills for Law	ITA	3
	Total credit points for the second year of studies			65

Third year of studies:

I semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto processuale civile - modulo 1	Civil Procedure Law - module 1	8
European union law		9
Diritto penale	Criminal law	10
Diritto contabile e fiscale - modulo 1 (Disciplina giuridica del bilancio)	Tax and accounting law - module 1(budgeting regulation)	5
II semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto del lavoro	Labour Law	6
Diritto processuale civile - modulo 2	Civil procedure law - module 2	6
Diritto processuale penale	Criminal procedure	8
Diritto contabile e fiscale - modulo 2 (Diritto tributario)	Tax and accounting law - module 2 (tax law)	7
Second language (lessons and exams)		4
Total credit points for the third year of studies		63

Fourth year of studies:

I semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto amministrativo - 1 course to be chosen	Administrative law - 1 course to be chosen	10
Diritto commerciale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Company and Business Law - 1 course to be chosen	6
Diritto costituzionale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Constitutional Law - 1 course to be chosen	8
Diritto processuale penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Criminal procedure - 1 course to be chosen	6
II semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Civil Law - 1 course to be chosen	8
Diritto del lavoro c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Labour Law - 1 course to be chosen	6
Diritto penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Criminal law - 1 course to be chosen	6
International law		9
Total credit points for the fourth year of studies		59

Fifth year of studies:

Educational activities	CP
Diritto amministrativo c.p. - 1 course to be chosen [Advanced Administrative Law - 1 course to be chosen]	8
Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen [Advanced Civil Law - 1 course to be chosen]	8
Coding	4
From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition.	12 6 6
Thesis	12
Total credit points for the fifth year of studies	56

Modules:

Code 50212 ‘Diritto romano modulo 1’ (Istituzioni di diritto romano) and code 50213 ‘Romal law - module 2 (Roman foundations of european law)’ are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50053 ‘Diritto romano’;
Code 50210 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1’ and code 50211 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 2’ are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50255 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato;
Code 50013 'Economia aziendale e bilancio' - modulo 1 (Economia aziendale) and cod. 50216 Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 2 (Contabilita') are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50012 'Economia aziendale e bilancio';
Code 50219 'History of law - module 1 (Introduction to European legal history) and code 50220 'Storia del diritto - modulo 2 (Storia giuridica dell'età moderna e contemporanea) are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50218 'Storia del diritto'.

Program structure
Please note that the positioning of the elective courses in the first or second semester is only an indication; this will depend on choices made by the student.

This educational path was designed for students who have a basic knowledge of English and Computer Science.
For more information, see Languages and Computer Skills.

The code of the course chosen by the student changes depending on the course chosen when enrolling in the fourth and fifth years.

In accordance with the educational objectives of the program and the ministerial tables, the program structure may be subject to variations decided by the Academic Bodies.

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2.1.6.4. Students initially enrolled in the 2023-2024 a.y.

The program structure is valid for the students initially enrolled in the academic years of reference for this section.

First year of studies:

	I semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50210	Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1	Principles of Private Law - Module 1	ITA	8
50212	Diritto romano - modulo 1 (Istituzioni di diritto romano)	Roman Law - Module 1 (Institutions of Roman Law)	ITA	8
50059	Filosofia del diritto	Philosophy of Law	ITA	8
50214	Critical thinking	Critical thinking	ITA	1
50188	Metodi quantitativi preparatory	Quantitative methods - preparatory
	II semester
Code	Educational activities	English translation	Language of instruction	CP
50058	Diritto costituzionale italiano ed europeo	Italian and European Constitutional Law	ITA	10
	Principi di economia - 1 insegnamento a scelta tra: 50240 Economia 50241 Scienza delle finanze	Principles of Economics - 1 course to be chosen between: 50240 Economics 50241 Public Finance	ITA ITA	6
50277	Quantitative methods		ENG	6
50211	Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 2	Principles of Private Law - Module 2	ITA	6
	First language (lessons and exams)			4
	Total credit points for the first year of studies			57

Second year of studies:

I semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
History of law - module 1 (Introduction to European legal history)		6
Economia aziendale e bilancio - modulo 1 (Economia aziendale)	Management and accounting - module 1 (management)	6
Legal argumentation and economic analysis of law		8
Diritto comparato 1 course to be chosen among: Comparative private law Diritto comparato pubblico	Comparative Law 1 course to be chosen among: Comparative private law Comparative public law	9
Inglese giuridico (didattica ed esame)	Legal English (lessons and exams)	3
II semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto commerciale	Company and business Law	10
Storia del diritto - modulo 2 (Storia giuridica dell’età moderna e contemporanea)	History of Law - module 2 (legal history of modern and contemporary age)	8
Management and accounting - module 2 (accounting)		6
Roman law - module 2 (Roman foundations of european law)		6
Informatica per Giurisprudenza	Computer skills for Law	3
Total credit points for the second year of studies		65

Third year of studies:

I semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto processuale civile - modulo 1	Civile procedure Law - module 1	8
European union law		9
Diritto penale	Criminal Law	10
Diritto contabile e fiscale - modulo 1 (Disciplina giuridica del bilancio)	Tax and accounting law - module 1 (Budgeting regulation)	5
II semestre
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto del lavoro	Labour Law	6
Diritto processuale civile - modulo 2	Civile procedure Law - module 2	6
Diritto processuale penale	Criminal procedure	8
Diritto contabile e fiscale - modulo 2 (Diritto tributario)	Tax and accounting law - module 2 (Tax law)	7
Seconda lingua (didattica ed esame)	Second language (lessons and exams)	4
Total credit points for the third year of studies		63

Fourth year of studies:

I semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto amministrativo - 1 course to be chosen	Administrative Law - 1 course to be chosen	10
Diritto commerciale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Company and Business Law- 1 course to be chosen	6
Diritto costituzionale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Constitutional Law- 1 course to be chosen	8
Diritto processuale penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Criminal procedure - 1 course to be chosen	6
II semester
Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among	Advanced Civil Law - 1 course to be chosen	8
Diritto del lavoro c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among	Advanced Labour Law - 1 course to be chosen	6
Diritto penale c.p. - 1 course to be chosen among	Advanced Criminal Law - 1 course to be chosen	6
International law		9
Total credit points for the fourth year of studies		59

Fifth year of studies:

Educational activities	English translation	CP
Diritto amministrativo c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Administrative Law - 1 course to be chosen	8
Diritto civile c.p. - 1 course to be chosen	Advanced Civil Law - 1 course to be chosen	8
Coding		4
From 2 to 4 elective courses: - at least 2 courses must be chosen among the 'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS); - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to an internship; - 1 elective can be chosen as an alternative to 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or legal clinics or participation in a moot court competition		12 6 6
Thesis		12
Total credit points for the fifth year of studies		56

Modules:

Code 50210 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 1’ and code 50211 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato - modulo 2’ are respectively the first and the second Module of the course code 50255 ‘Istituzioni di diritto privato;

It is furthermore specified that the credit points and the grades earned for the individual modules passed (even if the exam is not yet registered) will be taken into account for rankings within the University (e.g. Bocconi Scholarship, selection for International Programs, etc.) and they can be viewed by printing the unofficial academic transcript at Punto Blu.

Exam sequence and progress requirements
In order to guarantee that students acquire advanced knowledge, it is essential that they have a solid preparation. Prerequisites are therefore required for some courses. Exam sequence indicates the sequence that must be followed in preparing exams and requires students to pass some exams before sitting for others. For more specific information, please see paragraph Exam sequence and progress requirements.

Studying abroad
Bocconi University promotes international mobility among students by activating many study abroad opportunities and initiatives. Details are available in Chapter “Studying abroad.”

Program structure
Please note that the positioning of the elective courses in the first or second semester is only an indication; this will depend on choices made by the student.

This educational path was designed for students who have a basic knowledge of English and Computer Science.

For more information, see Languages and Computer Skills.

The code of the major course will be modified depending on the course chosen (see "Majors").

In accordance with the educational objectives of the program and the ministerial tables, the program structure may be subject to variations decided by the Academic Bodies.

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2.1.7. Compulsory Courses

The program structure is made up of compulsory courses corresponding to exams which all students must pass. In order to reach the degree program's educational goals and receive the Integrated Master of Arts in Law degree, students must pass the exams related to these courses.

According to current regulations, such educational activities are classified as: "basic", "characteristic" of the degree's field of study and "independently decided upon by the University" (D.M. 25 November 2005).

Compulsory courses, whose credit points and subject areas meet ministerial requirements, are divided into three categories:

basic compulsory courses, which are the same for all students;
compulsory courses included in the first/second year;
advanced compulsory courses (a.c. - advanced courses), positioned in the fourth and fifth years of studies, which expand on topics dealt with in the basic courses taken in the first years of the program. Each advanced course has a specialized profile.

Course profiles are available on the website at www.unibocconi.eu/courses

Detailed programs (course syllabuses) are available online on the Blackboard platform in the section of each course.

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2.1.8. Choice of compulsory courses in the fourth/fifth year for students initially enrolled starting in the 2019-2020 a.y.

During the fourth and fifth year of the program, students must select the compulsory courses chosen by the student:

7 compulsory courses chosen by the student in the fourth year for students initially enrolled in the 2020-2021 a.y.;
2 compulsory courses chosen by the student in the fifth year for students initially enrolled in the 2019-2020 a.y.

For each compulsory course chosen by the student, students have three alternative choices that are part of the three following tracks (no longer available):

Business Lawyer
International and European Regulation and Policy Making
Litigation and Arbitration

Students can freely choose from among courses belonging to the same track or courses belonging to different tracks.
The choice of courses belonging to one track gives the student specialized skills related to the track itself.

The table below includes reference to these tracks (no longer available) for each compulsory exam.

Compulsory courses chosen by the student for students initially enrolled in 2020-2021 a.y.

Compulsory courses chosen by the student:			Litigation and arbitration
Dir. Civile di IV anno [Civil law 4th year]	50291 - Contratti e obbligazioni [50291- Civil law - contracts and obligations]	50292 - European international contracts
Dir. Amministrativo di IV anno [Administrative law 4th year]	50280 - Diritto amministrativo [50280 - Administrative law]	50281 - Diritto amministrativo italiano ed europeo [50281-National and european administrative law]
	Business lawyer	International and EU regulation and policy making	Litigation and arbitration
Dir. Costituzionale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced constitutional law 5th year]	50097 - Diritto pubblico dell'economia [50097- Regulation in economics]	50145 - Transnational constitutional law and government policies	50098 - Constitutional justice
Dir. Commerciale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced company and business law 4th year]	50100 - Società quotate e mercati finanziari [50100-Listed companies and financial markets law]	50101 - Antitrust law	50146 - Casi e questioni di diritto societario [50146-Selected issues]
Diritto processuale penale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced criminal procedure 4th year]	50283 - Processo penale agli enti [50283-Criminal proceedings and corporate liability]	50284 - Procedura penale europea [50284-European criminal procedure]	50282 - Diritto dell'esecuzione penale [50282-Law on the execution of criminal sanctions]
Diritto penale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced criminal law]	50285 - Focus su criminalità economica [50285-Focus on economic and financial crime]	50287 - Paths of internationalization	50286 - Parte speciale del codice penale [50286-Criminal code special part]
Diritto del lavoro c.p. di IV anno [Advanced labour law 4th]	50289 - Istituzioni del mercato del lavoro [50289-Labour market institutions]	50290 - European social law	50288 - Casi di diritto del lavoro [50288 - Cases on employment law]
Diritto amministrativo c.p. di V anno [Advanced Administrative law 5th year]
Diritto civile c.p. di V anno [Advanced Civil law 5th year]

Compulsory courses chosen by the student for students initially enrolled in 2019-2020 a.y.

Compulsory courses chosen by the student	Business lawyer	International and EU regulation and policy making	Litigation and arbitration
Dir. Costituzionale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced constitutional law 4th year]	50097 - Diritto pubblico dell'economia [50097- Regulation in economics]	50145 - Transnational constitutional law and government policies	50098 - Constitutional justice
Dir. Commerciale c.p. di IV anno [Advanced company and business law 4th year]	50100 – Società quotate e mercati finanziari [50100-Listed companies and financial markets law]	50101 - Antitrust law	50146 - Casi e questioni di diritto societario [50146-Selected issues]
Diritto processuale penale modulo II di IV anno [Advanced criminal procedure 4th year]	50149 - Processo penale agli enti [50149-Criminal proceedings and corporate liability]	50151 - Procedura penale europea [50151-European criminal procedure]	50201 - Diritto dell'esecuzione penale [50201-Law on the execution of criminal sanctions]
Diritto penale modulo II di IV anno [Advanced criminal law 4th year]	50102 - Focus su criminalità economica [50102-Focus on economic and financial crime]	50155 - Paths of internationalization	50126 - Parte speciale del codice penale [50126-Criminal code special part]
Diritto del lavoro modulo II di IV anno [Advanced labour law 4th year]	50245 - Istituzioni del mercato del lavoro [50245-Labour market institutions]	50161 - European social law	50157 - Casi di diritto del lavoro [50157-Cases on employment law]
Diritto amministrativo modulo II di V anno [Administrative law - module 2 5th year]	50119 - Environmental law	50198 - Global administrative law	50121 - Diritto processuale amministrativo
Diritto civile modulo II di V anno [Civil law - module 2 5th year]	50113 - Garanzie del credito [50113-Credit guarantees]	50186 - Diritto europeo dei contratti [50186-European contract law]	50115 - Appalto [50115-Contract]

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2.1.9. Elective Courses

Students must select elective courses in order to complete the program requirements regarding activities chosen by the student. An elective course is worth 6 credit points.

Course profiles of the elective courses are available on the website at www.unibocconi.eu/courses.

The detailed profiles of the courses (course syllabuses) are available online and in any case are usually distributed in class by the faculty when the course starts.

Before choosing their electives students should consult the table of "Incompatible courses". This table indicates the courses that cannot be chosen together in the same study plan because their course programs are either exactly or partly similar.

The exams related to electives can be taken at universities abroad as part of the programs offered by the International Relations Service. The criteria and credit approval procedure is indicated in "Credits for Exams Passed at Universities Abroad".

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2.1.9.1. Elective courses in the fifth year: how courses are selected

In the fifth year, students must choose between 2 and 4 elective courses, following these methods:

1 elective course from group A
1 elective course from group B
1 elective course from group B or 2 seminars for the development of professional skills or a legal clinic activity or participation in a moot court competition
1 elective course from group C or an internshipL

The groups are made up as follows:

Group A:

'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS).

Group B:

'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS);
Compulsory elective courses in the 4th and 5th years not previously chosen (excepted for Administrative Law – fourth-year courses)
Compulsory elective courses from economics and management MSc programs with juridical contents offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS).

Group C:

'Pure' IMA in Law electives offered by the Department of Legal Studies (IUS);

Electives from economics and management MSc programs without juridical contents open to the Law program belonging to a different department than the Department of Legal Studies.

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2.1.9.2. Elective courses in the fifth year

Upon enrollment in the fifth year the student must choose 4 elective courses, structured as follows:

a) 1 elective course to be chosen from among the following Group A:

Code	Course Title	English Translation	Language of instruction	Semester	CP
50293	Business and investment law of African countries		ENG	II	6
50262	Chinese business law		ENG	II	6
50193	Citizenship and migration law		ENG	I	6
50185	Contratti pubblici, anticorruzione e sostenibilità	Public Procurement Law, Anti-Corruption and Sustainability	ITA	I	6
50170	Diritto dell’arbitrato interno e internazionale	Domestic and international arbitration	ITA	II	6
50203	Diritto della crisi d’impresa (italiano ed europeo)	Bankruptcy law (Italian and European)	ITA	I	6
50258	Diritto della proprietà intellettuale	Intellectual property	ITA	I	6
50260	Dispute resolution in a globalized world		ENG	I	6
50248	Emerging digital technologies and the law		ENG	II	6
50169	EU private international law		ENG	I	6
50256	Fundamental rights in europe		ENG	I	6
50250	Gender law and women’s rights		ENG	I	6
50077	International and comparative taxation		ENG	II	6
50247	Internet law		ENG	I	6
50182	International trade and investment law		ENG	I	6
50204	Key issues in EU law		ENG	I	6
50206	Sports law		ENG	II	6
50249	White-collar crime		ENG	I	6

b) 1/2 elective course to be chosen from among the following Group B:

Code	Course Title	English Translation	Language of Instruction	Semester	CP
50199	Administrative law - Global administrative law		ENG	I	8
50101	Advanced companies and business law - Antitrust law		ENG	I	6
50145	Advanced constitutional law - transnational constitutional law and government policies		ENG	I	8
50293	Business and investment law of African Countries		ENG	II	6
50262	Chinese business law		ENG	II	6
50193	Citizenship and migration law		ENG	I	6
50185	Contratti pubblici, anticorruzione e sostenibilità	Public Procurement Law, Anti-Corruption And Sustainability	ITA	I	6
50287	Criminal law (paths of internationalization)		ENG	II	6
50120	Administrative law - Environmental law		ENG	I	8
50122	Diritto amministrativo - Diritto processuale amministrativo	Administrative Law - Administrative Trial Law	ITA	I	8
50116	Diritto civile - Appalto	Civil law - Contract	ITA	I	8
50187	Diritto civile - Diritto europeo dei contratti	Civil law - European contract law	ITA	I	8
50114	Diritto civile - Garanzie del credito	Civil law - Credit guarantees	ITA	I	8
50146	Diritto commerciale (c.p) - Casi e questioni di diritto societario	Advanced company and business law - Selected issues	ITA	I	6
50100	Diritto commerciale (c.p.) - Società quotate e mercati finanziari	Advanced Company and Business Law - Listed companies and financial markets law	ITA	I	6
50097	Diritto costituzionale (c.p.) - Diritto pubblico dell’economia	Advanced Constitutional Law - Regulations in economics	ITA	I	8
50098	Advanced constitutional law - Constitutional justice		ENG	I	8
50288	Diritto del lavoro - Casi di diritto del lavoro	Labour law - Cases on employment law	ITA	II	6
50289	Diritto del lavoro - Istituzioni del mercato del lavoro	Labour law - Labour market institutions	ITA	II	6
50170	Diritto dell’arbitrato interno e internazionale	Domestic and international arbitration	ITA	II	6
50203	Diritto della crisi d’impresa - italiano ed europeo	Bankruptcy law - Italian and European	ITA	I	6
50258	Diritto della proprietà intellettuale	Intellectual property	ITA	I	6
50285	Diritto penale - Focus su criminalità economica	Criminal law - Focus on corporate and business crimes	ITA	II	6
50286	Diritto penale - Parte speciale del codice penale	Criminal law - Criminal code special part	ITA	II	6
50284	Diritto processuale penale - Procedura penale europea	Criminal procedure - European criminal procedure	ITA	I	6
50283	Diritto processuale penale - Processo penale agli enti	Criminal procedure - Criminal proceedings and corporate liability	ITA	I	6
20408	Diritto tributario - corso progredito	Tax law - Advanced course	ITA	I	6
50260	Dispute resolution in a globalized world		ENG	I	6
50248	Emerging digital technologies and the law		ENG	II	6
50169	EU private international law		ENG	I	6
50256	Fundamental rights in Europe	-	ENG	I	6
50250	Gender law and women’s rights		ENG	I	6
50077	International and comparative taxation		ENG	II	6
20215	International comparative business law		ENG	II	6
50182	International trade and investment law		ENG	I	6
50247	Internet law		ENG	I	6
50282	Diritto processuale penale - Diritto dell’esecuzione penale	Criminal procedure - Law on the execution of criminal sanctions	ITA	I	6
50204	Key issues in EU law		ENG	I	6
50290	Labour law - European social law		ENG	II	6
50206	Sports law		ENG	II	6
50249	White-collar crime		ENG	I	6

c) 1 compulsory elective course from Group B, not chosen previously or the legal clinics activity or participation in a moot court competition or 2 seminars for the development of professional skills from among the following:

Code	Course Title	English Translation	Language of instruction	Semester	CP
50174	Advocacy seminar - tools of persuasion for lawyers		ENG	II	3
50176	Legal writing seminar		ENG	I	3
50195	Seminario di atti giuridici nell'ambito del processo penale	Criminal Legal Proceedings Seminar	ITA	I	3
50175	Seminario di negoziazione	Negotiation seminar	ITA	II	3
50200	Seminario di atti giuridici nell'ambito del processo civile	Civil Legal Proceedings Seminar	ITA	I	3

d) 1 elective course from Group C, chosen from among elective courses in Group A not chosen previously, or 1 non-juridical MSc elective course open to IMA in Law from among those offered by all Departments, or an internship

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