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Global Law
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ECTS
180
Years
3
Start Date
Place
Luiss Guido Carli
Academic Year
2025-2026
Course Language
English
Content
Undegraduate School
Viale Romania, 32
00197 Rome
T 06 85225310
didactics@luiss.it
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The Course at a Glance
The Bachelor’s Degree in Global Law offers a legal education enriched by a strong cosmopolitan dimension, combining the study of law with an in-depth exploration of the economics and management of technological innovation, thus providing a comprehensive preparation. The programme provides the skills necessary to successfully navigate the complexities of transnational regulation and prepares students to deal with legal issues in a variety of sectors and cultural contexts. This single Course goes beyond traditional areas of law to provide an in-depth analysis of the interaction between law, technology and the global economy. Students will learn how law regulates innovation, study international regulatory frameworks and explore the legal implications of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain. The course also encourages students to develop a critical and analytical outlook, which is essential for analysing and solving legal problems in complex and changing scenarios. The focus on global governance and human rights also emphasises the importance of ethically informed and socially responsible legal practice.
Useful information:
- Programme Director: Prof. Aldo Sandulli
- Degree Programme Class: L-14
Content
Course programme and curriculum
The Global Law degree programme is spread over three years, offering a comprehensive education and the possibility, in the third year, to choose between three different specialisations, focusing on specific legal and economic areas, in order to gain an in-depth understanding of the dynamics of global business law.
Title
Study Plan
Description
Accordion Group
Study Title
Major: Global Law, Business, and Tech
Lingua
English
Plan Title
Tables
Duration
1st Year 2025-2026
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Economics for Business
Description
The course addresses the key topics of microeconomics, with a focus on the effects of individual choices on market outcomes. It also examines fundamental models of macroeconomics and their ability to interpret economic phenomena. Particular attention is paid to factors such as GDP, unemployment rates, aggregate demand and supply, interest rates, and price levels.
Credits
6
Title
History of Law
Description
The course deals with fundamental topics of the European legal history, including the traditions of Ius commune, legal humanism, natural law, European public law, constitutional law, the evolution of criminal law, codifications, and the main legal trends and schools. Particular attention is paid to the most important political and legal changes that occurred during the 20th century, including racial and political persecution, changes in Italian and European family law and labour law.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Theory
Description
The course analyses some of the main issues in the general legal theory, with a focus on contemporary developments in classical legal theories. It provides the knowledge and critical understanding of the models governing social, political, and legal institutions.
Credits
9
Title
Transnational Constitutional Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge and methodology to understand how constitution-building processes interact with the domestic context, as well as with ideas and institutions beyond national borders – such as regional and international organizations.
Credits
9
Title
Private Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge of the fundamental concepts of private law, both from a national perspective and from the point of view of the harmonization of EU law. Particular attention is given to property law, legal obligations, contracts, and civil liability.
Credits
9
Title
Principles of Roman Law
Description
The course covers the main principles of Roman private law from the origins (8th century B.C.) to Justinian’s era (mid-6th century A.D.). Particular attention is paid to the historical evolution of individual and family law, succession law, donation, property law, obligations, contracts and tort law, foundations of civil process law, commercial law.
Credits
12
Title
Introduction to Accounting
Description
The course is dedicated to the framing of the main concepts of accounting and its use in business decision-making processes. The aim is to provide an overview of the key concepts and processes of financial and managerial accounting.
Credits
6
Title
International Law
Description
This course addresses international relations by looking at their foundations (origin, historical evolution, sources, and topics), implementation mechanisms (international responsibility, dispute settlement and enforcement) and specialized regulation (use of force, economic relations, environment, and outer space).
Credits
9
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 1)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It tests, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
2nd Year 2026-2027
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Comparative Business Law
Description
The course offers an in-depth analysis of the legal structure and characteristics of modern commercial companies, from a comparative and international perspective. A range of corporate law issues are addressed, providing the legal and economic background to understand crucial events in the life of a company.
Credits
8
Title
Administrative Law
Description
The course provides an analysis of the origins of administrative law from a historical perspective. It also addresses administrative activities, procedures, and decisions, with a focus on the rules of public contracts and the protection of public values vis-à-vis privatization.
Credits
8
Title
EU Law
Description
The course provides a basic knowledge of the most important aspects of EU Law: institutions, decisional procedures and acts, legal value of EU law for Member States, internal market (free movement of people, goods, services, capitals) competition and State aids, EU external Relations, Area of Freedom Security and Justice.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Public Law
Description
The course provides the methodology and techniques to understand how and to what extent constitutional and legislative sources interact with each other in different EU and non-EU countries, giving rise to a variety of configurations of public powers, influenced to varying degrees by competing transnational legal orders.
Credits
8
Title
Law and Tech
Description
The course examines the interconnections between law and technology with a focus on legal issues such as intellectual property rights and the pros and cons of the so-called smart contracts.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Private Law
Description
The course examines, from the point of view of private law, the main legal systems of both civil and common law traditions, with the aim to understand and evaluate their main similarities and differences.
Credits
8
Title
Transnational Criminal Law
Description
The course examines crimes with a transnational dimension (e.g., money laundering, drug trafficking, etc.). Specific attention is given to the definition of crime schemes and to the mechanisms of interstate cooperation.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Writing
Description
The course provides the skills for effective legal writing. Students practice writing clear and accurate legal documents with the appropriate style and formulas.
Credits
4
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 2)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It is aimed at testing, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
3rd Year 2027-2028
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Tech Lab
Description
The course consists of practical workshops to simulate real-life law and technology problems and to put possible solutions to the test.
Credits
4
Title
Law and Economics of Financial Markets
Description
The course provides an in-depth knowledge of financial markets law, with basic notions of economic sciences, for a complete understanding of global dynamics.
Credits
6
Title
International Taxation
Description
The course addresses law in international context, analysing issues such as permanent establishment, residence status, etc.
Credits
6
Title
Regulatory Innovation
Description
This course equips students with the skills to design and implement innovative regulatory frameworks in response to challenges posed by digitization, innovation, climate change, energy transition, and economic and geopolitical crises.
Credits
6
Title
AI and Data Protection Law OR Criminal Justice and New Technologies
Description
AI and Data Protection Law
The course focuses on the implications of artificial intelligence on data protection and on other legal issues that may arise (e.g., cybersecurity).
Criminal Justice and New Technologies
The course provides an overview of the areas of interplay between criminal law and new technologies (e.g., Artificial Intelligence, predictive algorithms, etc.), stimulating critical discussion on their benefits and limits.
The course focuses on the implications of artificial intelligence on data protection and on other legal issues that may arise (e.g., cybersecurity).
Criminal Justice and New Technologies
The course provides an overview of the areas of interplay between criminal law and new technologies (e.g., Artificial Intelligence, predictive algorithms, etc.), stimulating critical discussion on their benefits and limits.
Credits
6
Duration
Additional Credits
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
2 elective courses
Credits
12
Title
Mandatory language
Credits
4
Title
Other activities
Credits
4
Title
Final Test
Credits
4
Title
Totale CFU
Credits
180
Study Title
Major: Global Law and International Organizations
Lingua
English
Tables
Duration
1st Year 2025-2026
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Economics for Business
Description
The course addresses the key topics of microeconomics, with a focus on the effects of individual choices on market outcomes. It also examines fundamental models of macroeconomics and their ability to interpret economic phenomena. Particular attention is paid to factors such as GDP, unemployment rates, aggregate demand and supply, interest rates, and price levels.
Credits
6
Title
History of Law
Description
The course deals with fundamental topics of the European legal history, including the traditions of Ius commune, legal humanism, natural law, European public law, constitutional law, the evolution of criminal law, codifications, and the main legal trends and schools. Particular attention is paid to the most important political and legal changes that occurred during the 20th century, including racial and political persecution, changes in Italian and European family law and labour law.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Theory
Description
The course analyses some of the main issues in the general legal theory, with a focus on contemporary developments in classical legal theories. It provides the knowledge and critical understanding of the models governing social, political, and legal institutions.
Credits
9
Title
Transnational Constitutional Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge and methodology to understand how constitution-building processes interact with the domestic context, as well as with ideas and institutions beyond national borders – such as regional and international organizations.
Credits
9
Title
Private Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge of the fundamental concepts of private law, both from a national perspective and from the point of view of the harmonization of EU law. Particular attention is given to property law, legal obligations, contracts, and civil liability.
Credits
9
Title
Principles of Roman Law
Description
The course covers the main principles of Roman private law from the origins (8th century B.C.) to Justinian’s era (mid-6th century A.D.). Particular attention is paid to the historical evolution of individual and family law, succession law, donation, property law, obligations, contracts and tort law, foundations of civil process law, commercial law.
Credits
8
Title
Introduction to Accounting
Description
The course is dedicated to the framing of the main concepts of accounting and its use in business decision-making processes. The aim is to provide an overview of the key concepts and processes of financial and managerial accounting.
Credits
6
Title
International Law
Description
This course addresses international relations by looking at their foundations (origin, historical evolution, sources, and topics), implementation mechanisms (international responsibility, dispute settlement and enforcement) and specialized regulation (use of force, economic relations, environment, and outer space).
Credits
9
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 1)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It tests, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
2nd Year 2026-2027
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Comparative Business Law
Description
Il corso offre un'analisi approfondita della struttura e delle caratteristiche giuridiche delle società commerciali moderne, da una prospettiva comparata e internazionale. Affronta inoltre varie questioni di diritto societario, fornendo il contesto legale ed economico per comprendere eventi cruciali nella vita di un'azienda.
Credits
8
Title
Administrative Law
Description
The course offers an in-depth analysis of the legal structure and characteristics of modern commercial companies, from a comparative and international perspective. A range of corporate law issues are addressed, providing the legal and economic background to understand crucial events in the life of a company.
Credits
8
Title
EU Law
Description
The course provides a basic knowledge of the most important aspects of EU Law: institutions, decisional procedures and acts, legal value of EU law for Member States, internal market (free movement of people, goods, services, capitals) competition and State aids, EU external Relations, Area of Freedom Security and Justice.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Public Law
Description
The course provides the methodology and techniques to understand how and to what extent constitutional and legislative sources interact with each other in different EU and non-EU countries, giving rise to a variety of configurations of public powers, influenced to varying degrees by competing transnational legal orders.
Credits
8
Title
Law and Tech
Description
The course examines the interconnections between law and technology with a focus on legal issues such as intellectual property rights and the pros and cons of the so-called smart contracts.
Credits
8
Title
Transnational Criminal Law
Description
The course examines, from the point of view of private law, the main legal systems of both civil and common law traditions, with the aim to understand and evaluate their main similarities and differences.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Writing
Description
The course provides the skills for effective legal writing. Students practice writing clear and accurate legal documents with the appropriate style and formulas.
Credits
4
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 2)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It is aimed at testing, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
3rd Year 2027-2028
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Tech Lab
Description
The course consists of practical workshops to simulate real-life law and technology problems and to put possible solutions to the test.
Credits
4
Title
Law of Sustainable Development OR Human Rights and Armed Conflicts
Description
Law of Sustainable Development
The course provides an understanding of the system of rules and disciplines that support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on the binding and non-binding commitments for the actors of the international and global order and the inevitable thematic strands: environmental, social and economic.
Human Rights and Armed Conflicts
The course is dedicated to an in-depth analysis of the recognition and effective protection of human rights by the international law, with a focus on armed conflicts in the light of past and present geopolitical scenarios.
The course provides an understanding of the system of rules and disciplines that support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on the binding and non-binding commitments for the actors of the international and global order and the inevitable thematic strands: environmental, social and economic.
Human Rights and Armed Conflicts
The course is dedicated to an in-depth analysis of the recognition and effective protection of human rights by the international law, with a focus on armed conflicts in the light of past and present geopolitical scenarios.
Credits
6
Title
Law of International Organizations
Description
The course analyses international organisations (e.g. UN, WTO, OECD, etc.), their internal structures, and the main actors active on the international arena.
Credits
6
Title
The Law of EU External Relations
Description
This course examines the rules that guide the supranational order, situating them within the context of EU law and in the light of the international law. The course focuses specifically on the development of world trade and on the protection of environment and human rights.
Credits
6
Title
Trade and Investment Law
Description
The course provides an understanding of the main rules and sources of the international law governing the global marketplace, with reference to the exchange of goods and the movement of financial capital. Specific attention is given to trade treaties and agreements, the role of the WTO and other relevant regional organisations, the resolution of international disputes involving both States and corporations, or multi-stakeholder investment programmes.
Credits
6
Duration
Additional credits
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
2 elective courses
Credits
12
Title
Mandatory language
Credits
4
Title
Other activities
Credits
4
Title
Final test
Credits
4
Title
Totale CFU
Credits
180
Study Title
Italian Law
Lingua
English
Tables
Duration
1st Year 2025-2026
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Economics for Business
Description
The course addresses the key topics of microeconomics, with a focus on the effects of individual choices on market outcomes. It also examines fundamental models of macroeconomics and their ability to interpret economic phenomena. Particular attention is paid to factors such as GDP, unemployment rates, aggregate demand and supply, interest rates, and price levels.
Credits
6
Title
History of Law
Description
The course deals with fundamental topics of the European legal history, including the traditions of Ius commune, legal humanism, natural law, European public law, constitutional law, the evolution of criminal law, codifications, and the main legal trends and schools. Particular attention is paid to the most important political and legal changes that occurred during the 20th century, including racial and political persecution, changes in Italian and European family law and labour law.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Theory
Description
The course analyses some of the main issues in the general legal theory, with a focus on contemporary developments in classical legal theories. It provides the knowledge and critical understanding of the models governing social, political, and legal institutions.
Credits
9
Title
Transnational Constitutional Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge and methodology to understand how constitution-building processes interact with the domestic context, as well as with ideas and institutions beyond national borders – such as regional and international organizations.
Credits
9
Title
Private Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge of the fundamental concepts of private law, both from a national perspective and from the point of view of the harmonization of EU law. Particular attention is given to property law, legal obligations, contracts, and civil liability.
Credits
9
Title
Principles of Roman Law
Description
The course covers the main principles of Roman private law from the origins (8th century B.C.) to Justinian’s era (mid-6th century A.D.). Particular attention is paid to the historical evolution of individual and family law, succession law, donation, property law, obligations, contracts and tort law, foundations of civil process law, commercial law.
Credits
8
Title
Introduction to Accounting
Description
The course is dedicated to the framing of the main concepts of accounting and its use in business decision-making processes. The aim is to provide an overview of the key concepts and processes of financial and managerial accounting.
Credits
6
Title
International Law
Description
This course addresses international relations by looking at their foundations (origin, historical evolution, sources, and topics), implementation mechanisms (international responsibility, dispute settlement and enforcement) and specialized regulation (use of force, economic relations, environment, and outer space).
Credits
9
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 1
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It tests, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
2nd Year 2026-2027
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Comparative Business Law
Description
The course offers an in-depth analysis of the legal structure and characteristics of modern commercial companies, from a comparative and international perspective. A range of corporate law issues are addressed, providing the legal and economic background to understand crucial events in the life of a company.
Credits
8
Title
Administrative Law
Description
The course provides an analysis of the origins of administrative law from a historical perspective. It also addresses administrative activities, procedures, and decisions, with a focus on the rules of public contracts and the protection of public values vis-à-vis privatization.
Credits
8
Title
EU Law
Description
The course provides a basic knowledge of the most important aspects of EU Law: institutions, decisional procedures and acts, legal value of EU law for Member States, internal market (free movement of people, goods, services, capitals) competition and State aids, EU external Relations, Area of Freedom Security and Justice.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Public Law
Description
The course provides the methodology and techniques to understand how and to what extent constitutional and legislative sources interact with each other in different EU and non-EU countries, giving rise to a variety of configurations of public powers, influenced to varying degrees by competing transnational legal orders.
Credits
8
Title
Law and Tech
Description
The course examines the interconnections between law and technology with a focus on legal issues such as intellectual property rights and the pros and cons of the so-called smart contracts.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Private Law
Description
The course examines, from the point of view of private law, the main legal systems of both civil and common law traditions, with the aim to understand and evaluate their main similarities and differences.
Credits
8
Title
Transnational Criminal Law
Description
The course examines crimes with a transnational dimension (e.g., money laundering, drug trafficking, etc.). Specific attention is given to the definition of crime schemes and to the mechanisms of interstate cooperation.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Writing
Description
The course provides the skills for effective legal writing. Students practice writing clear and accurate legal documents with the appropriate style and formulas.
Credits
4
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 2)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It is aimed at testing, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Duration
3rd Year 2027-2028
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Tech Lab
Description
The course consists of practical workshops to simulate real-life law and technology problems and to put possible solutions to the test.
Credits
4
Title
Corporate Law
Description
The course provides an in-depth knowledge of financial markets law, with basic notions of economic sciences, for a complete understanding of global dynamics.
Credits
6
Title
Tax Law
Description
The course addresses the study of Italian tax law, through the analysis of national regulations as well as applicable supranational acts.
Credits
6
Title
Criminal law
Description
The course investigates the principles and institutions of Italian criminal law, with a focus on some of the main offences provided for in the Italian Criminal Code.
Credits
6
Title
Civil Procedure Law
Description
The course provides a comprehensive knowledge of Italian civil procedural law, from its fundamental principles to the analysis of different proceedings (e.g., ordinary process of cognition, appeal, etc.).
Credits
6
Duration
Additional Credits
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
2 elective courses
Credits
12
Title
Mandatory Language
Credits
4
Title
Other activities
Credits
4
Title
Final test
Credits
4
Title
Total CFU
Credits
180
Title
Study Plan
Description
Accordion Group
Study Title
1st Year 2025-2026
Lingua
English
Plan Title
Tables
Duration
Course
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Economics for Business
Description
The course addresses the key topics of microeconomics, with a focus on the effects of individual choices on market outcomes. It also examines fundamental models of macroeconomics and their ability to interpret economic phenomena. Particular attention is paid to factors such as GDP, unemployment rates, aggregate demand and supply, interest rates, and price levels.
Credits
6
Title
History of Law
Description
The course deals with fundamental topics of the European legal history, including the traditions of Ius commune, legal humanism, natural law, European public law, constitutional law, the evolution of criminal law, codifications, and the main legal trends and schools. Particular attention is paid to the most important political and legal changes that occurred during the 20th century, including racial and political persecution, changes in Italian and European family law and labour law.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Theory
Description
The course analyses some of the main issues in the general legal theory, with a focus on contemporary developments in classical legal theories. It provides the knowledge and critical understanding of the models governing social, political, and legal institutions.
Credits
9
Title
Transnational Constitutional Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge and methodology to understand how constitution-building processes interact with the domestic context, as well as with ideas and institutions beyond national borders – such as regional and international organizations.
Credits
9
Title
Private Law
Description
The course provides the knowledge of the fundamental concepts of private law, both from a national perspective and from the point of view of the harmonization of EU law. Particular attention is given to property law, legal obligations, contracts, and civil liability.
Credits
9
Title
Principles of Roman Law
Description
The course covers the main principles of Roman private law from the origins (8th century B.C.) to Justinian’s era (mid-6th century A.D.). Particular attention is paid to the historical evolution of individual and family law, succession law, donation, property law, obligations, contracts and tort law, foundations of civil process law, commercial law.
Credits
12
Title
Introduction to Accounting
Description
The course is dedicated to the framing of the main concepts of accounting and its use in business decision-making processes. The aim is to provide an overview of the key concepts and processes of financial and managerial accounting.
Credits
6
Title
International Law
Description
This course addresses international relations by looking at their foundations (origin, historical evolution, sources, and topics), implementation mechanisms (international responsibility, dispute settlement and enforcement) and specialized regulation (use of force, economic relations, environment, and outer space).
Credits
9
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 1)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It tests, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Study Title
2nd Year 2026-2027
Lingua
English
Tables
Duration
Course
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Comparative Business Law
Description
The course offers an in-depth analysis of the legal structure and characteristics of modern commercial companies, from a comparative and international perspective. A range of corporate law issues are addressed, providing the legal and economic background to understand crucial events in the life of a company.
Credits
8
Title
Administrative Law
Description
The course provides an analysis of the origins of administrative law from a historical perspective. It also addresses administrative activities, procedures, and decisions, with a focus on the rules of public contracts and the protection of public values vis-à-vis privatization.
Credits
8
Title
EU Law
Description
The course provides a basic knowledge of the most important aspects of EU Law: institutions, decisional procedures and acts, legal value of EU law for Member States, internal market (free movement of people, goods, services, capitals) competition and State aids, EU external Relations, Area of Freedom Security and Justice.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Public Law
Description
The course provides the methodology and techniques to understand how and to what extent constitutional and legislative sources interact with each other in different EU and non-EU countries, giving rise to a variety of configurations of public powers, influenced to varying degrees by competing transnational legal orders.
Credits
8
Title
Law and Tech
Description
The course examines the interconnections between law and technology with a focus on legal issues such as intellectual property rights and the pros and cons of the so-called smart contracts.
Credits
8
Title
Comparative Private Law
Description
The course examines, from the point of view of private law, the main legal systems of both civil and common law traditions, with the aim to understand and evaluate their main similarities and differences.
Credits
8
Title
Transnational Criminal Law
Description
The course examines crimes with a transnational dimension (e.g., money laundering, drug trafficking, etc.). Specific attention is given to the definition of crime schemes and to the mechanisms of interstate cooperation.
Credits
8
Title
Legal Writing
Description
The course provides the skills for effective legal writing. Students practice writing clear and accurate legal documents with the appropriate style and formulas.
Credits
4
Title
Grand Challenge (Module 2)
Description
The Grand Challenge consists of an activity - planned during the first and second years of the programme - carried out by students in working groups, with the involvement of corporate and professional stakeholders. It is aimed at testing, through a competition, the knowledge acquired in the field of global law.
Credits
2
Title
Study Plan 3rd year 2027-2028
Description
Accordion Group
Study Title
Major: Global Law, Business and Tech
Lingua
English
Tables
Duration
Course
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Tech Lab
Description
The course consists of practical workshops to simulate real-life law and technology problems and to put possible solutions to the test.
Credits
4
Title
Law and Economics of Financial Markets
Description
The course provides an in-depth knowledge of financial markets law, with basic notions of economic sciences, for a complete understanding of global dynamics.
Credits
6
Title
International Taxation
Description
The course addresses law in international context, analysing issues such as permanent establishment, residence status, etc.
Credits
6
Title
AI and data protection law or Criminal Justice and new Technologies
Description
This course equips students with the skills to design and implement innovative regulatory frameworks in response to challenges posed by digitization, innovation, climate change, energy transition, and economic and geopolitical crises.
Credits
6
Title
Regulatory Innovation
Description
AI and Data Protection Law
The course focuses on the implications of artificial intelligence on data protection and on other legal issues that may arise (e.g., cybersecurity).
Criminal Justice and New Technologies
The course provides an overview of the areas of interplay between criminal law and new technologies (e.g., Artificial Intelligence, predictive algorithms, etc.), stimulating critical discussion on their benefits and limits.
The course focuses on the implications of artificial intelligence on data protection and on other legal issues that may arise (e.g., cybersecurity).
Criminal Justice and New Technologies
The course provides an overview of the areas of interplay between criminal law and new technologies (e.g., Artificial Intelligence, predictive algorithms, etc.), stimulating critical discussion on their benefits and limits.
Credits
6
Duration
Additional Credits
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
2 Elective Courses
Credits
12
Title
Mandatory Language
Credits
4
Title
Other Activities
Credits
4
Title
Final Thesis
Credits
4
Title
Total CFU
Credits
180
Study Title
Major: Global Law and International Organizations
Lingua
English
Tables
Duration
Course
Label Credits
CFU
Rows
Title
Tech Lab
Credits
4
Title
Law of International Organizations
Description
The course analyses international organisations (e.g. UN, WTO, OECD, etc.), their internal structures, and the main actors active on the international arena.
Credits
6
Title
The Law of EU External Relations
Description
This course examines the rules that guide the supranational order, situating them within the context of EU law and in the light of the international law. The course focuses specifically on the development of world trade and on the protection of environment and human rights.
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6
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The law of Sustainable Development or Human Rights and Armed Conflictsㅤ
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Law of Sustainable Development
The course provides an understanding of the system of rules and disciplines that support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on the binding and non-binding commitments for the actors of the international and global order and the inevitable thematic strands: environmental, social and economic.
Human Rights and Armed Conflicts
The course is dedicated to an in-depth analysis of the recognition and effective protection of human rights by the international law, with a focus on armed conflicts in the light of past and present geopolitical scenarios.
The course provides an understanding of the system of rules and disciplines that support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on the binding and non-binding commitments for the actors of the international and global order and the inevitable thematic strands: environmental, social and economic.
Human Rights and Armed Conflicts
The course is dedicated to an in-depth analysis of the recognition and effective protection of human rights by the international law, with a focus on armed conflicts in the light of past and present geopolitical scenarios.
Credits
6
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2 Elective Courses
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12
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Mandatory Language
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4
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Other Activities
Credits
4
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Final Thesis
Credits
4
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Total CFU
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180
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Major: Italian Law
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English
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Tech Lab
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The course consists of practical workshops to simulate real-life law and technology problems and to put possible solutions to the test.
Credits
4
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Corporate Law
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This course provides an overview of Italian corporate law, detailing its application to corporate organisations
Credits
6
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Tax Law
Description
The course addresses the study of Italian tax law, through the analysis of national regulations as well as applicable supranational acts.
Credits
6
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Criminal Law
Description
The course investigates the principles and institutions of Italian criminal law, with a focus on some of the main offences provided for in the Italian Criminal Code.
Credits
6
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Civil Procedure Law
Description
The course provides a comprehensive knowledge of Italian civil procedural law, from its fundamental principles to the analysis of different proceedings (e.g., ordinary process of cognition, appeal, etc.).
Credits
6
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CFU
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2 Elective Courses
Credits
12
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Mandatory Language
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4
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Other Activities
Credits
4
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Final Thesis
Credits
4
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Total CFU
Credits
180
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Admission procedures and requirements
Admission to the Graduate Programme in Global Law is a unique opportunity to join an academic environment of excellence. The selection process is designed to identify the best profiles, assessing both academic potential and transversal skills, ensuring that students can get the most out of their education.
The call for applications for admission to the Undergraduate School for the academic year 2025-2026 has been published and provides all the necessary details: admission requirements, deadlines and how to apply. To find out more, you can consult the page dedicated to the admission procedures for the Luiss Undergraduate Courses.
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International experiences and opportunities
The International Development Office offers a number of programmes for students, accessible according to their current or future degree course.
- Luiss Bachelor students enrolled in the first or second year
- Bachelor students enrolled in their final year or recent graduates
- International Exchange Program (Erasmus)
- Free Mover Semester
- Summer Schools
Discover all the international programmes and opportunities for experience abroad offered by Luiss, to enrich your academic and professional career.
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After the Degree
The Bachelor's Degree in Global Law opens the door to many opportunities for further study. Students can access all the Master's degree courses offered by the University or choose to specialise through first-level Master's degrees to gain specific skills for the world of work. Career Services can help students navigate the different options available.
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Tuition fees, scholarships and benefits
The single annual fee for the academic year 2025/2026 envisaged for enrolment in the Three-year and Single-Cycle Degree Courses in Law is €12,600.00 (divided into 3 instalments*) and regional tax.
Luiss offers scholarships and partial or total exemptions from university fees, also thanks to the support of public and private partners. Both male and female students have access to concrete support during their academic career. In addition, the University has entered into agreements with Italian banking institutions to offer flexible financing without collateral.
Check out all the opportunities related to Scholarships and Financing.
*The amount of the regional fee will be decided by the Lazio Region in June/July 2025.
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Experience Luiss
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Luiss welcomes you in a dynamic and stimulating context, with many cultural, sporting, and leisure activities. Live a unique experience, immersed in an international community. Find out more by visiting the dedicated pages.
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With many facilities across in Rome and Milan, Luiss stands out for its unique architectural spaces and large green study areas.
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Residences and accommodation
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Luiss supports students in their search for accommodation with three solutions: Luiss residences, affiliated facilities and private accommodation.
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Sport
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AS Luiss encourages an active lifestyle by offering sports activities, such as yoga and tennis, and the possibility of using agreements with gyms and sports centres near the Luiss premises.
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Tutoring & Buddy Program
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Through the Luiss Buddy Programme, experienced students mentor new students, helping them with orientation and integration.
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Skills development
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The Luiss model promotes the development of students not only through a solid academic education, but also through activities aimed at personal improvement and the development of transversal skills. The Luiss student development offer proposes learning by doing and innovative learning experiences to prepare versatile students ready for the needs of the labour market.
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Cultural activities
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Luiss integrates technical learning with cultural activities, promoting students’ expression and creativity.
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Medical services
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Luiss protects the health of its students through its medical centre: annual check-ups, home care, accident insurance and much more.
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Catering services
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The Luiss Catering Service completes the university experience by supporting students with a focus on well-being.
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Welcome Desk
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Luiss Welcome Desk: support for international students on legal and health issues and orientation in the Italian context.
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