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Internships - Law, innovation and sustainability

The internship is compulsory and it takes place in the second year of the degree and involves the acquisition of 3 ECTS credits (CFU). It lasts for 90 hours, which may be extended, subject to agreement with the university tutor, to meet the requirements relating to the placement. Any extension of the mandatory placement is recognised – unless it is a project-based placement – at the rate of 1 additional credit for every 30 hours completed in excess of the minimum of 90 hours required and up to a maximum of 3 credits.

Mandatory internships for the second year can be activated after November 15.

The traineeship is not tied to a semester and may be combined with the final examination (project work): to earn the 3 ECTS credits (CFU) you must complete 180 hours over a period of 3 months.

Please note that it is not possible to undertake an internship in companies or professional firms managed or controlled by relatives or relatives in law of the student.

INTERNSHIPS GUIDELINES

Below, you can find the guidelines for the internships of the study programs of the Department of Law.

Committee

The Law Students’ Internships Committee is responsible for assessing applications for equivalence (working student) and exemption (on serious health grounds).

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