Admission to the Programme

The Programme does not provide for a capped number of admissions.

Admission to the Master’s Degree Programme in Law for Sustainability and Security is open to applicants who meet the requirements listed below.

a) A three-year Bachelor’s Degree under Ministerial Decree 270/2004 in Legal Sciences (L-14)—including degrees in Legal Sciences for Security and Legal Services Sciences—or the single-cycle Master’s Degree in Law (LMG/01), or the corresponding degrees under Ministerial Decree 509/1999 (02 Legal Services Sciences; 31 Legal Sciences; 22/S Law), as well as equivalent four-year degrees in Law.

b) A three-year Bachelor’s Degree under Ministerial Decree 270/2004 in Cultural Heritage Studies (L-01); Tourism Studies (L-15); Business Administration (L-18); Economics (L-33); Public Administration and Organisation Studies (L-16); Territorial, Urban, Landscape and Environmental Planning (L-21); Political Science and International Relations (L-36); Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace (L-37); Social Work (L-39); or the corresponding classes under Ministerial Decree 509/1999 (19 Public Administration; 17 Business Administration; 28 Economics; 15 Political Science and International Relations; 6 Social Work; 39 Tourism Studies; 07 Urban and Territorial Planning; 35 Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace; 13 Cultural Heritage Studies), as well as equivalent four-year degrees in Economics and Commerce, Business Administration, and Political Science.

c) A single-cycle Master’s Degree in the following classes: Archaeology (LM-02); Landscape Architecture (LM-03); Conservation of Architectural and Environmental Heritage (LM-10); Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage (LM-11); International Relations (LM-52); Political Science (LM-62); Public Administration Studies (LM-63); Economics for the Environment and Culture (LM-76); Business Economics (LM-77); Development Cooperation Studies (LM-81).

Applicants falling under categories b) and c) must, in all cases, have successfully completed at least 3 examinations, earning a total of at least 18 ECTS credits in legal-disciplinary sectors classified as IUS, of which at least 6 ECTS must be earned in the sectors IUS/08, IUS/09, or IUS/10.

Applicants holding foreign qualifications must possess a degree whose content is deemed comparable to those listed above, subject to a positive assessment by the President of the Programme.

To be admitted, candidates must demonstrate proficiency in one European Union language at a level equal to or higher than B2 of the CEFR.

 

Admission is subject to the issuance of the nulla osta by the Programme’s Teaching Committee. FOR THIS PROCEDURE, PLEASE REFER TO THE DEDICATED WEBPAGE.