Diploma Programme Law – Integrated Programme
Would you like to study Italian law in a bilingual, practice-orientated programme?
The students of the Integrated Diploma Programme in Law (Italian Law) acquire thorough knowledge about Italian law both in Italian and in German. This is a Joint study programme with the Universities of Padua and Trento and is funded by the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-South Tyrol.
Please note: the language of instruction for this programme is German.
Partner universities: University of Padua and University of Trento; supported by the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Alto Adige
The degree is recognised in Italy as Laurea magistrale in giurisprudenza.
Magistra der Rechtswissenschaften/Magister der Rechtswissenschaften
Duration/ECTS-Credits
10 semesters/300 ECTS-Credits
Mode of Study
Full-time
Language
German, Italian
Requirements
Secondary school completion certificate/equivalent
and Language Certificates (German)
Supplemental exam
Latin
Faculty
Faculty of Law
Level of qualification
Diploma (Second Cycle)
ISCED-11: Level 7, EQF/NQF: Level 7
ISCED-F
0421 Law
Study Code
UC 100
Dates and Deadlines for admission
Integriertes Diplomstudium der Rechtswissenschaften
FAQ
The goal of the Integrated Diploma Programme in Law is to provide bilingual universal legal training in Italian law. Graduates are able to participate in all areas of the law at a high level. They are able to familiarize themselves quickly and competently with new and changing legal issues.
This study programme teaches legal and methodological competences in national Italian, European and international law as well as critical skills, language abilities, perfect bilingualism in German and Italian, argumentation skills, and communication and negotiation competences.
The Integrated Diploma Programme in Law offers broad technical training, preparing students for the regulated legal professions of lawyers, judges, notaries, public prosecutors and specialized administration services in Italy as well as for activities requiring legal expertise in business, politics, culture and social affairs.
The requirements for succesful completion of the programme include, in particular, a diploma thesis that serves to demonstrate the student's ability to treat academic topics independently and with proper consideration of content and method.
The primary occupational fields of graduates of the Integrated Diploma Programme in Law include the classic legal professions. To these belong the professions of judge, lawyer, public prosecutor, notary, and high-level legally-related administrative services.
As generalists, the graduates of the programme may pursue numerous other law-related careers, such as in interest groups (chambers, professional associations), in supranational and international organizations (e.g. the European Union, UN, WTO) as well as in commercial areas, politics, culture, and social areas.
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Law, Politics & Sociology
This degree programme falls within the field of Law, Politics and Society. Related programmes cover law, political science, sociology, international relations and peace studies.
At the University of Innsbruck, research into law, politics and society is primarily carried out at the Centre for Political Science (Research Area: Economy, Politics and Society (EPoS)) and the Centre for Social Policy (Research Area: Cultural Encounters – Cultural Conflicts).
In addition, there is the Center Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, a Research Platform run by the University.
