The Bachelor’s Degree in Legal Service Sciences aims to provide students with adequate competence in the subjects that are institutionally central to the legal field, enabling them to acquire the tools necessary for the knowledge and critical understanding of legal texts. Specifically, while the first year’s content is legally required to be common to the Master’s Degree program, the second and third years are designed to equip students with the essential cultural foundation for their future professional activities, offering flexibility aimed at gaining specific and immediately applicable knowledge.

To guide students towards professional training, the program includes two specialized tracks, each offering a total of 12 credits (in addition to the 3 credits for the final exam), which are designed to provide students with specific skills and competencies:

Legal Practitioner Track:

• Business Legal Operator:

  • Business Law
  • International Commercial Law
  • Employment Law
  • Small and Medium Enterprises Law
  • Civil Liability Law
  • Criminal Execution Law
  • European and Comparative Labor Law
  • Industrial Law
  • Commercial Criminal Law
  • Regional Law
  • Tax Law
  • European and International Tax Law
  • Urban Planning Law
  • Financial Statements and Corporate Financial Reporting

• Judicial Operator:

  • Employment Law
  • Civil Liability Law
  • Criminal Execution Law
  • Bankruptcy Law
  • Regional Law
  • Urban Planning Law
  • European and Comparative Labor Law

A particular and specific emphasis is placed on learning the English language, including legal terminology, and acquiring technical and legal skills for communication and information management using IT and telematics tools.

The program also includes 6 credits for practical internships aimed at gaining professional experience in the private sector, judicial offices, and legal firms (within the same limit of 6 credits, previously acquired and certified professional knowledge and skills can also be recognized).