Course Topics
M1 - Public Law The law, subjects, legal acts, sources of law, structure and functioning of the state organisation, institutions making economic policy decisions, protection of fundamental rights. The regions, forms of government of the regions and local autonomies, including Trentino - South Tyrol. The concepts are analysed within the framework of the European Union order. M2 - Private Law The determination of the law applicable to relationships characterised by transnationality. The content of the civil code. Subjective legal situations. Natural and legal persons. Personality rights. Associations. Foundations. Assets. Real rights and the legal modes of their acquisition. Fundamentals of the law of obligations and contracts. Non-contractual liability. For a more detailed indication of the course content, see the detailed Syllabus compiled during the course of lectures and published on Teams.

Teaching format
M1 - Public law Lectures. Power point presentations will be made available to students in Reserve Collection and Teams. The most complex topics are analysed and explained by means of practical examples by the tutor. M2 - Private Law Lectures. Power point presentations on Teams will be made available to students. The presentations are not study material for the exam and are not sufficient reference to prepare for the exam, they are a support material to better follow the lectures. In the tutorial hours, some of the course topics will be treated from a more operational perspective. It will be possible to request analysis through case studies of topics covered more generally in the lectures.

Educational objectives
ILOs (Intended Learning Outcomes) ILO1 Knowledge and understanding ILO1.1 knowledge of the public and private legal system also with reference to economic and business studies ILO1.2 knowledge and ability to interpret the sources of law, with regard to the various sectors of the legal system: public, private, commercial and tax, in the European, national, regional and international contexts ILO1.3 knowledge of the Italian Constitution with reference to the form of government, including regions and other territorial entities, and the rights of citizens and businesses ILO1.4 understanding of the legal framework regulating relations between private individuals and between private individuals and public bodies ILO1.5 knowledge of the law of persons, property, transfer of rights to property and the law of obligations, contract and liability ILO 2 Ability to apply knowledge and understanding ILO2.1 to know how to find and use national, European and international legal sources ILO2.2 to know how to provide support to companies and corporate bodies through knowledge of the relevant legal field ILO2.3 to know how to analyse cases arising from professional experience and apply the appropriate rules of the legal field concerned ILO 3 A Making judgements ILO3.1 to find the necessary information in databases, legal sources and literature ILO 4 Learning ability ILO4.1 finding information from databases, scientific literature, laws and regulations as required in professional life

Assessment
M1 - Public Law (i) A final written examination on the entire programme or (ii) For attending students: 1. written mid-term on lessons 1-6 which will weigh 33% on the final grade; 2. written final examination on the remaining lessons 7-18 which will weigh 67%; 3. active participation in the tutorials. M2 - Private Law (i) Final written examination: The examination grade is based on the final written examination consisting of 4 open questions with 3-4 sub-questions. (ii) At the request of students, a midterm exam on a first part of the course programme will be organised. The result of the midterm exam will be worth 20% of the total exam grade. Students who pass the midterm exam will take a final exam consisting of 3 questions with 3-4 sub-questions on the remaining part of the syllabus. The final exam grade will be worth 80% of the total.

Evaluation criteria
In order to pass the examination, both modules (M1 and M2) must be passed. A final mark will be awarded based on the mathematical average of the final marks achieved for the two individual modules (M1 and M2). It is also possible to pass the two modules in two different examination sessions as long as they are in the same academic year. Afterwards (in the following academic year), the passing of a single module will no longer have any value. M1 - Public Law (i) Final written examination consisting of 15 multiple-choice questions and 3 open-ended questions (to be chosen out of 4). (ii) Alternatively for attending students: 1. written mid-term which will weigh 33% of the final grade (30 multiple choice/closed answer questions) on the first 6 lectures of the syllabus. 2. final written exam which will weigh 67% on the final grade (6 multiple choice questions and 2 open-ended questions to be chosen out of 3) on the remaining lessons 7-18 of the programme. 3. active participation in the exercises, with presentation of a judgment or short report (up to 2 points). For the assessment of the open-ended questions, the following will be relevant: clarity of the answer; language property (appropriateness from a legal, grammatical and logical point of view); ability to summarise, evaluate and make connections between the topics. (ILO 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, ILO 2.1, 2.3, ILO 3.1, ILO 4.1). M2 - Private Law (i) Final written examination: The examination grade is based on the final written examination consisting of 4 open questions with 3-4 sub-questions. (ii) At the request of students, a midterm exam on a first part of the course programme will be organised. The result of the midterm exam will be worth 20% of the total exam grade. Students who pass the midterm exam will take a final exam consisting of 3 questions with 3-4 sub-questions on the remaining part of the syllabus. The final exam grade will be worth 80% of the total grade. The assessment of the answers to the open questions will be based on: the clarity of the answer; the ownership of language (both from a technical legal point of view and from a grammatical and logical point of view); the ability to summarise, judge and evaluate and the ability to make connections between the topics studied. (ILO 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, ILO 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, ILO 3.1, ILO 4.1).