Courses in English

The Law Department, the oldest one among the Schools of the University of Catania, was established in the XIV century and its old and renowned tradition has been widely appreciated up to the present. Its faculty represents an important point of reference and a centre of excellence for the Sicilian and Italian cultural and professional élites, promoting and practicing an ethos of teaching and research highly valued in the context of legal studies and global legal education. 

The Law School's reputation for teaching and research methods and quality involving a wide range of legal disciplines in many specialized fields, has significantly contributed to the distinctive  tradition of Italian academic education, focusing on a growing range of topics and issues designed to develop highly qualified knowledges and skills for critically understanding the contemporary world. The Law School’s teaching programme is not only aimed at providing our students with an in-depth knowledge of contents, structures and interactions of legal systems, but also at allowing them to understand and to manage these dynamics, acquiring the tools needed to respond to an extremely competitive and even more "globalized" labour market.

Besides a wide range of courses in Italian the Department of Law offers a number of courses in English. 

The main objective of the  English Courses catalogue is  to offer both Italian and exchange students the opportunity to attend optional classes  proposing an in-depth knowledge of specific aspects of Italian, comparative, EU and International Law. 

While there are no formal language requirements, an upper intermediate level in English (CEFRL level B2) is deemed appropriate.

PLEASE NOTE THAT there is an on-line application form available for ERASMUS Students only.
If you haven’t received the email with confirmation of your enrollment please register again for signing up!

Deadlines for on-line application

For courses scheduled in the first semester, on-line application must be submitted by
31 October 2019
For courses scheduled in the second semester, on-line application must be submitted by
31 March 2020