The BA in Global Law is taught in English. The curriculum is divided into blocks, which are intended to provide:
- the conceptual and substantive foundations for the legal methodology used in civil and common law systems (year one);
- the basic economic knowledge and skills required to understand the dynamics of global markets and the actors operating in them, as well as the essential quantitative methods currently used by lawyers in their everyday work (years two and three); and
- in-depth study of the main legal issues currently debated at a global level in the various branches of law (years two and three) also thanks to the possibility for students to self-design the last part of their curriculum.
In addition, the study plan envisages:
- An experience of “law in action”, i.e. the practical application of theoretical knowledge, through an internship or pro-bono legal clinic;
- Seminars to develop soft skills useful for entering the job market.
- Activities aimed at developing IT and language skills (an EU language other than English and other than one’s own native language. Italian is mandatory for students who are not native Italian speakers).
- The final work.
Admission in the first year of the BA in Global Law for the 2024-2025 a.y. is contingent on language proficiency, more specifically a B2 level of English according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (pdf table).
