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Study Legal Sciences in Italy

Roman law is the foundation of European legal systems — study law where the Western legal tradition was born

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Roman law heritage Foundation of legal systems in 120+ countries worldwide
Law faculties Italy has some of Europe's oldest law schools
Tuition range €800–€4,000/year at public universities
LUISS law LUISS Guido Carli — Italy's top-ranked law school

Roman law is the foundation of legal systems in more than 120 countries worldwide — every civil law jurisdiction from France and Germany to Brazil and Japan builds on a tradition that originated in Rome. For law students, studying in Italy means engaging with that tradition in its geographical and historical home. Italy's legal faculties are among Europe's oldest — La Sapienza's law faculty in Rome, Bologna's faculty, and Naples' Federico II all have centuries of history. LUISS Guido Carli is Italy's most internationally recognized private law school, with a strong emphasis on European and commercial law. Italian law programs offer rigorous training in civil law, EU law, international law, and commercial law within one of the EU's most complex and instructive legal systems.

Why Study Legal Sciences in Italy

Roman law — the foundation of legal systems in 120+ countries — was created here

Italy's law faculties include some of Europe's oldest institutions: Bologna, Naples, Rome's Sapienza

LUISS Guido Carli is internationally recognized for European and commercial law

Italy's complex EU membership and civil law system make it a rich environment for legal study

Affordable tuition at public law faculties relative to UK or US equivalents

Rome's role in international law — home to the International Criminal Court's founding statute (Rome Statute)

Practical Facts for Law Students in Italy

Typical tuition€800–€4,000/year at public universities; LUISS slightly higher
Program duration5-year integrated program (Laurea Magistrale in Giurisprudenza) at most Italian law faculties
Language of instructionItalian (primary); English LLM programs available at LUISS and some other institutions
VisaRequired for non-EU students
Main study citiesRome (LUISS, Sapienza), Bologna, Milan, Naples, Turin
Key institutionsLUISS Guido Carli, Sapienza Rome, University of Bologna, Bocconi (LLM programs), Federico II Naples

Career Paths After Graduating

  • Lawyer in private practice — commercial, corporate, or litigation
  • EU law specialist and regulatory affairs adviser
  • International lawyer at an Italian firm with cross-border practice
  • In-house counsel at an Italian or multinational company
  • Magistrate or judge in the Italian court system
  • Academic legal scholar continuing to postgraduate research
  • International organization legal officer — Rome hosts several UN bodies
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