
The Bachelor's degree in Sciences of Legal Services aims to equip graduates with expertise in legal knowledge and the practical application of law across various operational contexts. It emphasizes problem-solving and an interdisciplinary approach, providing a strong legal foundation, including supranational law. The program is designed to prepare students for direct entry into the workforce or for further master's degree studies. It consists of a foundational institutional area in the first two years, covering basic legal, philosophical, sociological, economic, and linguistic knowledge, and an applied area in the third year focused on specialization through elective courses and internships.
The program is structured into an institutional area and an applied area. The institutional area, covered in the first two years, provides a solid foundation in legal principles, alongside interdisciplinary knowledge in sociology, economics, and IT law. The applied area, in the third year, allows students to specialize through elective courses, internships, and other activities, focusing on practical application and sector-specific competencies. Students can choose from four specialized curricula.
Graduates will be prepared for various roles in both the public and private sectors, as well as for self-employment. The program offers four distinct specialization pathways (curricula) to cater to different career aspirations.
Admission is open, but requires an admission self-assessment test. The program is taught in Italian.
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified on the provided program page. Prospective students should refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure for detailed information.
You need a secondary school diploma to be admitted. Admission is open but requires completing an admission self-assessment test.
This is a 3-year bachelor's degree programme.
The programme is taught in Italian.
Graduates can pursue roles in businesses, public administration, human resources, or non-profit organizations. The programme also prepares students for self-employment and further master's studies.
Prospective students must complete an admission self-assessment test. Further application details should be sought from the University of Milan's official admissions portal.
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified on the program page. Prospective students should refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure for detailed information.