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Research areas
A journey through the areas, projects and research groups where new knowledge is born and developed. Discover the research and scientific innovation activities of the department’s researchers.
Calls and competitions
Open calls
The Department in numbers
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5 Degree courses
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3 Research doctorates
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2 High training courses
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150 Teachers and researchers
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10.000 Enrolled students
THE DEPARTMENT'S EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS
You can choose between different degree courses, some of which are international and in English. And after graduation? There are many opportunities to specialize and get closer to the world of work.
Choose the degree programme, second cycle degree or single-cycle degree programme that suits you best among those offered by the Department.
Professional Master's Programmes (1st and 2nd Level) offered by the Department. Choose the one that suits you best.
PHD programme degrees are the highest academic recognition and provide the competence required to carry out research activities and teach at the university.
The Department’s programme catalogue also includes post-graduate programmes and lifelong learning programmes.
Highlights
Online Teaching
Online Teaching is a method of teaching that allows students and teachers to continue their training and learning even if they are physically distant.
Summer and Winter Schools
The Summer and Winter Schools are intensive courses, designed to meet new needs for cultural and interdisciplinary analysis.
All research projects in the Department
Third Mission
The Third Mission is defined as the set of activities by which the universities enter into direct interaction with society.
Awards and Recognitions
The pride of the various recognitions and awards that the Department of Legal Studies has received both for research and teaching and for the prestigious teaching group.
Legal library "Antonio Cicu"
Preparing for the world of work
I.D.E.A - Innovation - Development - Entrepreneurship - Alma Mater
Turn research into a business idea