The PhD Programme aims to provide the content and methodological academic and research tools necessary to address the challenging issues that, in various fields of legal science, the rapidly evolving economic processes and social dynamics present to lawmakers. Both in carrying out research projects and developing the academic training proposal, the PhD Programme places particular emphasis on the international regulatory context and on insights from comparative analysis.

The PhD Programme's objective is therefore to train lawmakers capable of innovatively addressing the problems posed by modernity and of devising solutions that, drawing on knowledge of traditional approaches, attempt to overcome their limitations and propose original solutions, both in the private and public spheres. In particular, the significant period of reforms currently underway in the civil service requires the contribution of jurists who can help free up the vast human and material resources available to our administration from the process and procedural obstacles that have thus far impeded its full development. The PhD Programme aims to contribute to the development of jurists and lawmakers capable of understanding their role in this crucial phase for the country's development in a proactive manner.