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LMG-01 - LAW 

LMG-01 – GIURISPRUDENZA

 

Educational objectives and professional opportunities for graduates

The 2^nd cycle Degree course in “Law” provides for:

 - Advanced elements of basic national and European juridical culture, acquired also through case-study methodology, as to issues useful for the comprehension and evaluation of principles or institutes of positive law;

 - Advanced historical knowledge, enabling graduates to evaluate positive law institutes under the perspective of their historical evolution;

 - Ability to produce (regulatory and/or contractual and/or procedural) judicial texts which should be clear, consistent, relevant and effective as to the context;

 - Advanced skills for interpretation, case analysis, juridical qualification (relating facts to cases in point), understanding, representation, evaluation and the awareness needed to cope with issues related to the interpretation and application of law;

 - Advanced learning tools for the continuous building of skills and competences.

Graduates of this course might become lawyers or judges; they might as well hold high responsibility positions in various social, socio-political and economic fields: institutions, public administrations, private companies, trade unions, in the field of information law, in the field off comparative, international and European Union law (European jurists), and in those international organisations where abilities to analyse, evaluate and decide are required.

 

 

For the above mentioned reasons, the degree course is designed to:

 - complete students’ core and specialist education, ensuring the overall coherence of the educational programme with regard to the specific educational objectives of the field;

 - cover related and integrated disciplines which characterise the educational programme in various professional areas;

 - Provide students, through specific educational activities, characterised by adequate methodologies, with knowledge and awareness of :

 a) the institutional and organisational traits of legal systems;

 b) professional deontology, juridical and forensic reasoning, legal sociology and legal information science,

 c) law lexicon of at least one foreign Language-

 

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME

 

1st YEAR	credits
Elements of Private Law	6
Computing Skills	4
Constitutional Law I	9
Non curricular Educational Activities	5
Legal Philosophy	9
Elements of Private Law II	6
History of Roman Law	6
Group of Optional Educational Activities	4
(suggested) Elective Activities	6

 

 

 

 

2nd YEAR	credits
Commercial Law I	9
Labour Law I	9
Financial Law – integrated course  - Public Accounting  - Tax Revenue	6 6
Administrative Law – integrated course  - Administrative Organisation  - Administrative Justice  - Administrative Activity	7 6 6
Group of Optional Educational Activities III	12
(suggested) Elective Activities II	6

 

 

3rd YEAR	credits
Ecclesiastical Law	6
Practice	4
European Union Law	9
Roman Law	9
Political Economics	7
International Law I	7
Legal Logic and Methodology	6

 

 

4th YEAR	credits
Civil Law I	7
History of Medieval and Modern Law:  - History of Medieval and Modern Law I  - History of Medieval and Modern Law II	7 6
Criminal Law  - Module I  - Module II	10 8
Civil Procedural Law	14
Criminal Procedural Law – integrated course  - Criminal Procedural Law I  - Criminal Procedural Law II	6 8
Law Deontology, Sociology and Criticism	6

 

 

5th YEAR	credits
Civil Law II	6
Commercial Law II	7
Taxation Law	6
Constitutional Law II	6
International Law II	6
Labour Law II	7
Final Examination	20

 

 

Group of Optional Educational Activities	credits
Basic English Language	4
Basic French Language	4
Basic German Language	4
Basic Spanish Language	4
Specialist English Language	4
Specialist French Language	4
Specialist German Language	4
Specialist Spanish Language	4

 

 

(suggested) Elective Educational Activities	credits
Roman Commercial Law	6
Monographic Roman Law	6
Criminal Roman Law	6
Public Roman Law	6
Science of Finance	6
Comparative Law	6
Jewish and Islamic Confessional Regulations	6

 

 

Group of Optional Educational Activities III	credits
Comparative Private Law	12
Comparative Public Law – integrated course  - State Forms and Forms of Government  - Theory of Constitution and Models of Constitutional Justice	6 6

 

 

(suggested) Elective Educational Activities II	credits
State and Public Bodies Accounting	6
Bankruptcy Law	6
Industrial Law	6
Parliamentary Law	6
Criminal commercial Law	6
Comparative Criminal Law	6
Criminal Economic Law	6
Economical Statistics	6
Comparative Criminal Procedural Law	6
Juvenile Criminal Procedural Law	6
Economic Analysis of Law	6
Criminal Enforcement Law and Penitentiary Law	6
International and European Criminal Law	6
European Union Private Law	6
European and Comparative Taxation Law	6
Extra-legal Sources of Private Law Production	6
European Business Law	6
International Trade Law	6
Criminology	6
Agricultural Law	6
Banking Law	6
Canon Law	6
Copyright	6
Local authorities Law	6
Environment Law	6
Navigation Law	6
Family Law	6
Military Criminal Law and Procedure	6
Regional Law	6
Exegesis of Roman Law Sources	6
Forensic and Insurance Medicine	6
Principles of European Law	6
Religious Pluralism and Contemporary Regulations	6
EU labour Law	6
Economic Policy and European Integration Policy	6
Principles of Criminal Law	6
Human Rights	6
Canon Matrimonial Law	6
Public Administration Contracts Law	6
Juvenile Criminal Law	6
International Monetary Economics	6
Regulations against Mafia. Civil-Law and Commercial Aspects	6
Regulations against Mafia. Criminal-Law	6
Cultural Heritage and Landscape Regulations	6
Right to Asylum and Constitutional Status of Foreigners	6
Local Finance	6
Sicilian Region Constitutional Law	6
European and International Criminal Procedure	6
General Theory of the State	6
Sport Law	6
Women and Law: Civil-Law Aspects	6
Women and Law: Criminal-Law Aspects	6
European Competition Law	6
Tax Penalty System	6
European Agricultural Law	6
Business Economics	6