The Bachelor's Degree in Law and Policies for Public Administration starts from the central role of public administrations within the legal system, enhanced by recent reforms, including supranational ones (the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and related agendas), which aim to make them the country's 'engine of development' through a profound 'administrative transition' and the strengthening of skills.
Public administrations are today one of the main employers for graduates and require highly qualified human resources to improve the functioning of institutions and citizens' lives. In this context, education becomes intrinsic to the very concept of administration, addressing those who wish to work in the public sector, staff already in service and those who interact with it.
Consistent with class L-14, the programme offers a distinctly legal education that develops specific skills, including in digital and ecological transition. Alongside a solid grounding in public law, it includes legal informatics, subjects useful for defining policies and regulatory-administrative solutions, and the study of relations between legal systems from an international, supranational and transnational perspective, with the study of English.
About 35% of the basic and characterising credits (45 CFU) are delivered online, combining pre-recorded teaching units (20-25 minutes) on the e-learning platform with interactive teaching activities.