Labour and Safety Legal Studies

Siena City - Rectorate, Siena, Italy

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Programme overview

Main Subject

Law and Legal Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Labour and Safety Legal Studies (LM/SC-Giur) in Arezzo is the natural continuation of the three-year degree program (L-14) offered by the Department of Law at the University of Siena. Graduates from other three-year degree programs may also apply, provided they meet the admission requirements. Admission is open, with a prior assessment of the candidate’s preparation.
The program aims to provide advanced knowledge in legal and socio-institutional disciplines, ensuring a strong command of private and public law categories from both national and international perspectives. Students gain advanced English language skills, including specialized disciplinary vocabulary, alongside in-depth knowledge in sociological, economic, and legal fields.
The program provides an interdisciplinary education aimed at enhancing employability, with a focus on key areas such as Labour Law and the Third Sector, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Data Protection, and Public Safety.
What Will You Study?
Over the two-year program, students explore a broad range of legal and socio-economic topics, particularly: Labour law, Third Sector, and business management, EU law, criminal law, and public safety, Communication-related areas, including language and law, public policy, and advanced knowledge of a foreign EU language
Lectures are delivered in a traditional format (face-to-face) and promote active student participation.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Law and Legal Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Labour and Safety Legal Studies (LM/SC-Giur) in Arezzo is the natural continuation of the three-year degree program (L-14) offered by the Department of Law at the University of Siena. Graduates from other three-year degree programs may also apply, provided they meet the admission requirements. Admission is open, with a prior assessment of the candidate’s preparation.
The program aims to provide advanced knowledge in legal and socio-institutional disciplines, ensuring a strong command of private and public law categories from both national and international perspectives. Students gain advanced English language skills, including specialized disciplinary vocabulary, alongside in-depth knowledge in sociological, economic, and legal fields.
The program provides an interdisciplinary education aimed at enhancing employability, with a focus on key areas such as Labour Law and the Third Sector, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Data Protection, and Public Safety.
What Will You Study?
Over the two-year program, students explore a broad range of legal and socio-economic topics, particularly: Labour law, Third Sector, and business management, EU law, criminal law, and public safety, Communication-related areas, including language and law, public policy, and advanced knowledge of a foreign EU language
Lectures are delivered in a traditional format (face-to-face) and promote active student participation.

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