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PhD in European Law
The PhD course in European Law is a course of study of high scientific qualification with a strong international connotation, divided into two curricula, each of which covers a plurality of themes about the European Law and its application. In particular, there is a curriculum in European Union Law, and one in European Market Law. The PhD course aims to train scholars with a thorough and deep knowledge of European economic and legal issues.
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Partnerships
EU Law for Algorithm (EULA)
The Jean Monnet Module 'EULA' investigates the impact of algorithms in the framework of EU Law (Labour Law, Private Law, Business Law and Health Law). Coordinator: Prof. Emanuele Menegatti
Competition Law and Social Inequalities (CLAWSI)
Jean Monnet Module "EU Competition Law and Social Inequality" (CLAWSI). Coordinator: Prof. Pietro Manzini
International Research Centre on European Law (CIRDE)
C.I.R.D.E. promotes research in collaboration with other Italian and foreign universities, offers graduate courses and organises MA programmes.
Centre of Studies of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
The activity of the Centre of High Studies is mainly aimed at the analysis and study of the public and private regulatory system relating to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
Inter-University Centre for Research in Comparative Law
The Centre has the specific aim of promoting the implementation of research programmes and scientific-cultural in-depth study.