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This program focuses on the intersection of law, economics, and governance, equipping students with interdisciplinary skills in corporate law, financial transactions, market regulation, and entrepreneurship. It includes core modules in international and comparative law, industry dynamics, behavioral economics, and organizational management. Elective topics range from corporate governance and intellectual property to AI regulation, innovation policy, and digital markets. Students can further personalize their studies with internships, language courses, and applied seminars. The final phase includes dissertation work and preparation for a comprehensive examination.

To be admitted to this program, applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in legal, economic, administrative, political, statistical, or social sciences fields, as recognized by Italian academic classifications or their equivalents under earlier national systems. Foreign degrees are accepted if deemed suitable by the admissions committee. Applicants without a listed degree may still qualify by having earned at least 42 ECTS credits in specified legal, economic, and political disciplines. A B2 level of English proficiency is required, and non-native speakers must also demonstrate at least B2 proficiency in Italian or commit to reaching it during their studies. EU students typically pay around €1,200/year based on family income. Non-EU students usually pay a fixed fee of about €1,400/year. Check with the university for your exact fee.

This bachelor's program focuses on European affairs through an interdisciplinary approach that combines politics, law, history, economics, philosophy, and culture. Students begin with foundational courses in international relations, EU integration, law, and political science, and develop language skills in one of several European languages. They then specialize in one of several tracks such as Law, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Communication Studies, or History, with study options across multiple partner universities in Europe. These tracks explore topics like EU policies, governance, societal change, economic integration, and cultural history. Research skills and international perspectives are emphasized through courses and optional internships.

To apply for this bachelor's program as an international student, applicants must hold a secondary education diploma that provides access to university studies in their home country and is recognized as equivalent within the European Economic Area or Switzerland. Students from outside these regions may also apply if their diploma is considered comparable and officially validated. Applicants who earned their diploma in a country outside the EU/EEA must submit SAT or ACT scores. The SAT must have a minimum score of 580 in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, while the ACT requires a combined minimum of 46 in English and Reading. Those with an International Baccalaureate are exempt. English proficiency must be proven via tests such as TOEFL (min. 90), IELTS (min. 6.5), Cambridge (min. 176), or PTE (min. 59), unless the applicant completed secondary or higher education entirely in English in the USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or English-speaking Canada. Required documents include a reading and writing assignment, two video pitches, and completed university and mobility forms. Only complete applications that meet the minimum criteria are considered.

This bachelor's program offers a comprehensive legal education with a strong international and security-oriented focus. Students study foundational subjects such as constitutional, criminal, civil, administrative, and procedural law, while also exploring global topics like human security, migration, anti-corruption, cyber law, and environmental law. The curriculum incorporates legal reasoning, critical thinking, and global institutional analysis. Students enhance language skills and can choose electives like Arabic or Mandarin. The program includes practical components through a global crisis simulation, an internship, and a final bachelor thesis and exam.

To apply for this bachelor's program, applicants must submit a secondary school diploma with final grades, a passport copy, and a motivational letter that is written independently without AI assistance. English proficiency at a B2 level is required, which can be proven through TOEFL iBT (72–94), IELTS (5.5–6.5), PTE (59–75), or Duolingo (100–125). Alternatively, applicants can take the university's free online English test. A minimum GPA of 60% of the maximum is needed. Students with a gap of three or more years since graduation may be asked to take additional tests. All documents must be clear, high-quality color scans.

This bachelor's program combines legal and managerial education to prepare students for roles requiring a deep understanding of law and its practical applications in leadership. It explores national, EU, and international legal systems, focusing on interpretation, legal comparatism, and the integration of legal norms across various levels. Students gain a solid foundation in core legal areas and develop skills to address real-world legal issues while respecting human rights and democratic principles. The program also provides comprehensive insights into management theories and economic systems, enabling graduates to analyze, classify, and propose solutions within legal and organizational contexts.

To apply for this bachelor's program, candidates must have completed secondary education with a final graduation exam. Admission requires passing an entrance exam divided equally between mathematics and English language assessment, with each section contributing 50% to the overall score. Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency at a minimum B2 level through a recognized certificate or by passing a written test. Priority is given to candidates who graduated with mathematics as a subject. A total of 300 points can be achieved in the admission process, with 150 points from each test component.