Biography

Born in 1998 in Milan, Italy, she is currently a University Assistant at the Department of Italian Law, Department of Italian Constitutional Law, where she is writing a dissertation on the topic of unaccompanied minor migrants. From September 2023 to January 2024, she worked as a student assistant at the Department of Legal Theory and Future of Law, and from March 2021 to September 2024 at the Department of Italian Law.

She began her law studies in 2017 at the Università Statale di Milano and completed them in 2024 at the University of Innsbruck within the framework of the Italian Law Program (conducted jointly with the Universities of Padua and Trento).

She attended the Summer School on EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (30 June – 11 July 2025) and completed the training course in legal counselling in the field of asylum and migration at Caritas Vienna (March – December 2024).

She is a substitute member of the Curriculums Commission (CuKo) for the Law degree program.

Curriculum Vitae

Main Research Area 

• Italian Constitutional Law
• Asylum and Migration Law
• Children Law

Recent Publications

• A. BUGNOLI, La riforma del sistema Eurodac e il GDPR: quali conseguenze per i minori stranieri?, ADiM Blog, July 2025;

• A. BUGNOLI, "Climate refugees: recognition and protection", in: Guercio L., Gnerre Landini G. (Hrsg.), Building Competencies and Awareness on the International Protection of Children Affected by Armed Conflict. The importance of giving voice to young people, Gambini Editore, 2023 (S. 133–148).

Recent Presentations 

• October 20th, 2025, Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection: Safeguarding Foreign Minors Between the GDPR and the Eurodac Reform, during the Artificial Intelligence and Sensitive Data: Challenges, Regulatory Solutions and the Protection of Fundamental Rights Conference, held at the University of Parma.

• May 30th, 2025, La riforma del sistema Eurodac e il GDPR: quali conseguenze per i minori stranieri?, in the panel “Intelligenza Artificiale e immigrazione" during the Migration Conference 2025organized by ADiM – Academy of Law and Migration and IntoME, held at the University of Tuscia (Viterbo);

• April 4th, 2025, The Eurodac Regulation Reform and the Protection of Personal Data: What Consequences for Minor Migrants? as part of the Euregio seminar “AI and Law in Practice: Regional Perspectives on European Rules”. The seminar was organized by the University of Innsbruck in collaboration with the University of Trento.

Link to all presentations

Teaching (Winter Semester 2025/2026)

• UE Constitutional Law (for beginners)

 Teaching (Winter term 2025/2026)

• 325079 UE Diritto costituzionale (für AnfängerInnen)