Law for Public Administration Innovation

What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?

The Bachelor’s Degree Programme provides solid theoretical and practical training, characterized by an innovative and multidisciplinary approach, across various fields of legal, economic, and political sciences.

Particular attention is devoted to the challenges posed by digital innovation and artificial intelligence to employees of Public Administrations and the public sector more broadly, through dynamic teaching modules and targeted laboratory activities, designed in accordance with the model set out in the EDUNEXT project Guidelines.

What do you learn?

“The educational offering therefore includes both courses in public and private law, which constitute the core disciplines for a solid legal education, and subjects in political economy, business economics and organization, human resources management, statistics, economic policy, and international politics.

This multidisciplinary structure enables students to develop critical reasoning skills and to assess the impact of modern information technologies on the activities of public institutions, the professional world, and society at large.

In this perspective, the educational pathway is designed to meet the growing demand within public administrations (international, European, national, regional, provincial, municipal, etc.) for administrative officers and legal advisors capable of successfully operating in a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment and of effectively integrating law, economics, planning tools, and technology in the workplace, with the aim of promoting efficiency, transparency, and accountability in decision-making and operational processes.”

What can you do with it?

The activation of the Degree Programme would make it possible to broaden the University’s educational offering by attracting students interested in innovative and multidisciplinary pathways combining law, technology, economics, political science, and public management.

The adoption of the EDUNEXT model, which allows teaching activities to be delivered predominantly online, represents a particularly advantageous option for working students, professionals active in other sectors, and public employees who wish to address gaps in their training and pursue career advancement within their respective institutions.

The programme also provides access to the Single-Cycle Master’s Degree in Law (degree class LMG-01), as well as to first-level Master’s programmes and advanced training courses