Master’s Degree Program in Law (Single-Cycle Program)

The Single-Cycle Master’s Degree Program in Law offers graduates an in-depth and comprehensive legal education, essential for accessing traditional legal professions (judiciary, legal practice, notary) and academic careers. It is also applicable to many other employment sectors. The systematic and methodological study of legal subjects is aimed at acquiring a thorough knowledge of both national and supranational (European and international) legal systems. It also provides the historical, technical, and cultural tools necessary for a full understanding of today’s society in its various dimensions (institutional, social, cultural, economic, political, and legal).
No admission quota is required to access the program.

Educational Objectives

The program offers a complete legal education, preparing students for careers as lawyers, judges, and notaries. At the same time, it equips graduates with the legal expertise required for professions demanding a solid knowledge of law and its interpretative techniques, including roles in public administration, public entities, private companies (as consultants, managers, or representatives), and organizations in the third sector.

The curriculum is structured around several core learning areas:

Historical and philosophical disciplines

Private law disciplines

Public law disciplines

International and European Union law

The teaching methods aim to integrate the acquired skills. Traditional lectures are supplemented by additional learning activities such as seminars, involving national and international professors, and practical exercises focusing on case studies and discussions. Students also have the opportunity to undertake curricular internships at public or private institutions, companies, and law firms, as well as study or work abroad

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Law possess a legal education and skills adaptable to various professional roles. In addition to pursuing careers in legal practice, notary services, and the judiciary, law graduates can take on roles requiring comprehensive legal expertise with high levels of responsibility in public administration, private enterprises, and supranational organizations.