Law 2025-2026
Course Type Single cycle Master’s degree
Academic year 2025/2026
- Membership structure
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This course provides you with the appropriate skills to tackle new challenges of the 21st century. You will study in a welcoming atmosphere, with the support of top-class tutors. You will reinforce your skills in logical argument on the most current legal issues, with close attention to practical case studies in law. The course allows you to study abroad in a European country or further afield, offering you interactive learning methods which are always stimulating, while simulated trials and participation in legal clinics guarantee dynamic and varied forms of learning about the law.
Degree programme: Single cycle Master’s degree (5 years)
Course title (Classe): LMG - 01- Giurisprudenza
Access type: Unrestricted
Duration: 5 Years, 300 CFUs to obtain the degree
Languages: Italian
Teaching locations: Palazzo Borsalino via Cavour 84 Alessandria
Course Director: Stefano Saluzzo.
Accessing the course
This course is open to all; however, all students registering for the first time with the university/Law Degree programme must take an entrance test to verify logical reasoning-interpretational and linguistic aptitude. Any student who does not pass this test is obliged to follow a 15-hour remedial course to complete the compulsory educational requirements as laid down by MIUR (Italian Ministry of Education, Industry and Research). This remedial course is held alongside the regular course and is coordinated by a member of the teaching staff and/or by 5th year student tutors. The remedial course concludes with a final test to check that all initial gaps in knowledge have been resolved.
Key features
- Interdisciplinary course, with attention to international and comparative legal contexts
- Innovative teaching methods: Simulated trials; Moot Court; legal clinics; development of soft skills: Teamworking, Public Speaking, Problem Solving
- Opportunity to study abroad (with Erasmus and Free.Mover programmes)
- Possibility to enrol on further educational programmes with the post-graduate legal training school “G. Ambrosoli” or with a Research Doctorate programme.
Career and employment opportunities
- Legal professions (lawyer, magistrate, court clerk, justice of the peace, notary)
- Careers in international institutions, centralised and local public authorities
- Careers in banks and companies
- Roles as financial intermediaries
- Administrative positions in companies
- Roles as labour consultant
- Civil Mediators
- Teaching roles in secondary schools
- Management roles in no profit organisations, environmental conservation agencies, consumer rights organisations, reintroduction of disadvantaged groups into the labour market
- Expert roles in Artificial Intelligence and Privacy Law
Courses and programmes
The syllabuses of the courses are defined by the lecturers in each academic year, indicating the learning objectives, the contents and the methods for testing knowledge
For information on teaching programmes, please visit:
On the DIR page of each course, lecturers post organisational announcements about the course of lectures, tutorials and examinations, and make available teaching and study materials.
Study plans
See the study plan for the a.y. 2025/2026.
See the study plans from previous years
The degree course provides for a close synergy with the world of work: legal practitioners, entrepreneurs, public institutions, both in terms of teaching and internships and seeks a constant balance between the transmission of legal knowledge and the practical application of law. It includes
- seminars on legal writing and rhetoric;
- development of 'transversal skills' (expository skills; control of emotionality; ability to deal with job interviews; CV writing);
- seminar on Communication Techniques;
- trial simulations within the individual courses as an integral part of teaching;
- interdisciplinary advanced training course on legal/political thinking organised by the “Galante Garrone” Chair;
- legal clinics at the International University College of Turin (IUC);
- Extended stays abroad through the Erasmus Project;
- Short stays abroad through the Free Mover;
- International Moot Court (trial simulations).
If you are already interested in pursuing a second Master's degree in Economics and Management, you can structure your study plan by replacing some of the traditional subjects taught in Italian with their English-language counterparts offered for that other course, taking the relevant examination according to the table downloadable in PDF format. In this way, you would directly enter the second year of the Magistrale and obtain the degree for the Economics, Management and Institutions pathway, which is offered entirely in English. Those who had planned and successfully passed the corresponding English-language exams without actually opting for the Economics, Management and Institutions pathway will be awarded a lower number of credits without automatic admission to the second year.
Propaedeuticities (Art. 18)
See the page "Propaedeuticities"
Didactic regulations
The Didactic Regulation of the course in Law defines the contents of the didactic system and the organisational aspects of the course of study, pursuant to Article 12 of Ministerial Decree no. 270/2004. The didactic system and the organisation of the course are defined with respect for the freedom of teaching and the rights and duties of teachers and students. Download the didactic regulations for the a.y. 2025-2026.
To matriculate/enrol
All information is available on the Matriculation page.
Graduating
Consult the page with information on graduation
Student Representatives
All information is available on the Student Representatives page.
Need information?
If you are looking for information about lecturers and office hours: UPObook
If you want to contact the Student secretariat UPOanswers
If you want to speak directly with the Secretariat (in case of particularly complex issues): UPOriceve
If you are looking for information on job orientation, internships/internships and job placement: jobplacement@uniupo.it
A complete list of useful contacts can be found on this page of the University website.
Internationalisation
Erasmus Agreements with DIGSPES
- Bulgaria: "National and World Economics" (Sofia)
- Repubblica Ceca: Hradec, Masaryk (Brno)
- Finlandia: Tampere
- Francia: Savoie (Chambéry), Sud-Toulon-Var (Tolone), Sophia-Antipolis (Nizza), Rouen, Rennes I, Reims-Champagne-Ardenne (Reims), Catholique de Lyon, Paris Nanterres (Parigi), Montpellier, Strasbourg
- Germania: Treviri, Marburg
- Lituania: Kaunas
- Malta: Malta (Msida)
- Polonia: “Karol Adamiecki Economiczny” (Katowice), “Jagellllonsky” (Cracovia), "Lazarki School of commerce and law" (Varsavia)
- Portogallo: Castelo Branco, Lisbona, Porto
- Regno Unito: Winchester
- Romania: “1 Decembrie 1918” (Alba Iulia)
- Spagna: Alicante, "Miguel Hernandez" (Elche), Jaen, Murcia, La Laguna (Tenerife), "Rovira i Virgili" (Tarragona).
International opportunities
Students are encouraged to join international mobility programmes, including Erasmus e Free Mover.
Linked to the teaching activities of the degree course are educational initiatives (courses, seminars, conferences and summer schools) promoted within the framework of European projects, which can be used free of charge by all interested parties:
Quality Assurance CDS
The quality assurance of teaching is carried out in line with the policies defined by the University and is implemented and monitored by evaluating the management of the educational offer, with a view to continuous improvement. At BoD level, quality assurance is entrusted to the Quality Assurance/Review Group.
The Law CdS Quality Assurance/Review Group: Federico Alessandro Goria, Pierfrancesco Arces, Fabrizia Santini; Andrea Gasti (PTA representative) ; Andrea Codogno (student representative).
The documents relating to the quality of the CoS can be consulted in the dedicated section.
Useful Links
Last modified 3 November 2025