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Why Study Labour Consultancy and Corporate Law at the University of Brescia?

The Bachelor's Degree in Labour Consultancy and Corporate Law is a highly professionalising programme that ensures a strong alignment between academic study and the professional objectives it aims to achieve. Graduates are equipped to respond immediately to labour market demands, thanks also to the practical skills developed through curricular internships and work placements.

The programme includes a common two-year foundation, designed to provide students with a solid cultural, legal, and economic background, with constant attention to both the national and supranational dimensions of legal and decision-making processes.

At the end of this common core, students may choose between two specialised curricula, Labour Consultancy and Human Resources or Corporate Law (Business Jurist), allowing them to tailor their studies according to their interests and career aspirations through highly specialised subject areas.

The study plan offers a broad and diversified educational experience, enabling students to approach legal studies through different methodological perspectives. This combination of traditional theoretical teaching and problem-based learning centred on the analysis and resolution of real legal issues has proven to be an effective approach to developing both knowledge and practical skills.

The programme strongly emphasises practical training, particularly through curricular internships and the opportunity to undertake an early professional traineeship for the Labour Consultant profession.

The differentiated structure of the degree programme responds to diverse professional ambitions:

The Labour Consultancy and Human Resources curriculum provides access to both self-employed professional practice and employment opportunities within public administrations, organisations, public and private enterprises, and third-sector entities requiring specialised expertise in labour and employment law.
The Corporate Law (Business Jurist) curriculum prepares students for legal and managerial careers within companies operating across a wide range of sectors, including positions involving corporate governance, legal affairs, compliance, contract management, and other roles requiring a high level of legal and professional expertise.

 
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