Lauree magistrali:
LMG/01 Giurisprudenza
LM-1 Antropologia culturale ed etnologia
LM-14 Filologia moderna
LM-15 Filologia, letterature e storia dell'antichità
LM-43 Metodologie informatiche per le discipline umanistiche
LM-52 Relazioni internazionali
LM/DS Scienze della difesa e della sicurezza
LM-62 Scienze della politica
LM-63 Scienze delle pubbliche amministrazioni
LM-64 Scienze delle religioni
LM-78 Scienze filosofiche
LM-81 Scienze per la cooperazione allo sviluppo
LM-84 Scienze storiche
LM-87 Servizio sociale e politiche sociali
LM-90 Studi europei
LM-85 bis Scienze della formazione primaria

Lauree specialistiche equiparate alle LM sopra elencate (ex D.M. 509/99):
1/S Antropologia culturale ed etnologia
15/S Filologia e letterature dell’antichità
16/S Filologia moderna
17/S Filosofia e storia della scienza
18/S Filosofia teoretica, morale, politica ed estetica
22/S Giurisprudenza
40/S Lingua e cultura italiana
49/S Metodi per la ricerca empirica nelle scienze sociali
57/S Programmazione e gestione delle politiche e dei servizi sociali
60/S Relazioni internazionali
70/S Scienze della politica
71/S Scienze delle pubbliche amministrazioni
72/S Scienze delle religioni
88/S Scienze per la cooperazione allo sviluppo
94/S Storia contemporanea
96/S Storia della filosofia
97/S Storia medievale
98/S Storia moderna
99/S Studi europei
102/S Teoria e tecniche della normazione e dell'informazione giuridica

Lauree vecchio ordinamento equiparate alle LM sopra elencate (ante D.M. 509/99)

Titolo di studio equivalente conseguito all’estero

The research activities within the PhD programme are highly multidisciplinary and international, considering digital and environmental transitions. 

In private law, for instance, contracts in European law are particularly important, as they involve private law, European Union law, international law and commercial law. Similarly, labour law focuses on contracts, with aspects emerging that extend beyond the legal sphere, such as those relating to corporate organisation.

In public law, particular attention is paid to the internationalisation and Europeanisation of criminal law processes. Another area of focus is the regulation of the rights of foreign nationals across a wide range of relevant sectors. Anti-discrimination law is notably multidisciplinary in nature. From an interdisciplinary perspective, the analysis of the concept of legitimate interest is also central. Interdisciplinarity is also a cornerstone of civil procedure, particularly with regard to the circulation of evidence in judicial proceedings. The in-depth study of European criminal justice is equally significant, particularly in relation to forms of law enforcement cooperation aimed at combating crime.
Visiting lecturers from abroad also deliver seminars with the aim of promoting the internationalisation of the doctoral programme in terms of research.

Lines of research 

Diritto privato
Diritto privato comparato
Filosofia del diritto
Diritto costituzionale
Diritto regionale
Diritto commerciale
Diritto romano
Diritto dell’Unione europea
Diritto internazionale
Diritto del lavoro
Storia del diritto medioevale e moderno
Diritto tributario
Diritto penale
Diritto amministrativo
Diritto sindacale
Diritto societario
Diritto ambientale
Diritto processuale penale
Diritto processuale civile
Diritto e intelligenza artificiale
Diritto della crisi di impresa
Diritto antidiscriminatorio
Diritto delle migrazioni
Diritto sociale europeo
Diritto e privacy
Diritto dei contratti
Diritto penale europeo
Giustizia penale europea

The Course aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in legal research and analysis, focusing on interdisciplinarity within and beyond the field of law.

Teaching activities are spread over three years.

• First year: Sources and methods for interdisciplinary legal research.
• Second year: Legal developments and interdisciplinary methodology.
• Third year: Social transitions and tools for interdisciplinary legal research. 

Design workshops are provided at the end of each year to meet the need for active involvement, offering simulated experiences of analysing funding calls and preparing project proposals.

The PhD programme explores substantive and remedial aspects particularly suited to the multidisciplinary study of law. Areas of investigation will include forms of government, fundamental human rights, prohibitions on discrimination, the protection of personal data, torts and liability, procedural models, employment and industrial relations, company law, contractual relationships, administrative organisation and activity, criminal law, the protection of collective legal interests, the relationship between tax authorities and taxpayers, and civil and criminal procedural rules. These topics will be examined from a cross-disciplinary perspective, incorporating the methodological contributions of various scientific and disciplinary fields, ranging from historical-legal studies (including those within the Roman law tradition) and philosophy to the general theory of law and the diverse forms of legal pluralism encompassed by European Union law, international law, and comparative private law.

The PhD programme's training is geared towards the following main career paths: scientific and academic careers in public and private universities and research bodies; the ordinary judiciary and specialised judicial bodies; the legal profession, the State Legal Service and the notarial profession; senior management and highly specialised positions within public administration; high-responsibility roles in international organisations, banking institutions and financial intermediation bodies; management positions in companies and businesses; and legal consultancy within companies and corporate groups, particularly focusing on international contractual relations. Specialist consultancy is also available in the fields of competition law, market regulation and employment law.