Lecture timetable
The class timetable can be accessed through the link provided below.
Important: Students enrolled in the first year must select the programme code followed by the letter “R”:
04185R – LEGAL STUDIES FOR INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY [LM]
If classes are indicated as “distance learning” (teledidattica), students are advised to check the link provided in the Syllabus (course description) page of the relevant course for access details and further instructions.
STUDY MANIFESTO
- Attendance:
attendance is not compulsory, but strongly recommended. - Propaedeuticity:
is indicated in each individual course in the Manifesto.
Teaching calendar
EXAMS
Registration for exam schedules is done through Esse3
Exam dates entered in Esse3 can be viewed on the public page Exam dates board
To find out the dates of exam sessions consult the Didactic Calendar.
To find out the classroom in which your exam is being held consult the public calendar
FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
The degree programme requires students to obtain 3 ECTS credits for demonstrating proficiency in English at level B2 or higher according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Assessment of English language proficiency may be fulfilled through one of the following methods:
1. Submission of an International Language Certification
Students may submit an internationally recognized English language certificate at B2 level or above to the relevant Student Administration Office (U.O.C. Gestione Carriere).
The updated list of recognized language certifications is available on the website of the University Language Centre (CLA).
Please note that the certification must have been obtained within the previous three years from the calendar year in which it is submitted.
2. Passing the University B2 English Proficiency Test
Students may satisfy the requirement by successfully passing the CLA B2 English proficiency examination, which certifies achievement of B2 level in all four language skills:
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
The University Language Centre (CLA) offers six examination sessions per year for the B2 assessment.
B2 English Language Courses
The University Language Centre (CLA) organizes preparatory courses and learning activities designed to help students prepare for the B2-level examination.
No registration is required.
Attendance is not compulsory.
The training programme is offered twice per academic year.
These courses provide students with an opportunity to strengthen their English language skills and prepare effectively for the B2 proficiency assessment.