To obtain the Master's Degree, you have to acquire 300 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) through

• compulsory exams indicated in your study plan respecting the requirements set out in the Degree Programme Regulations and in the Faculty of Law student handbook. Compliance with these requirements will allow students to take the exams relating to second and subsequent years of the programme, as well as additional exams (starting from the third year only)
• complementary exams, starting from the third year:
  • students enrolled from 2021/2022: 6 complementary exams
  • students enrolled up to 2020/2021: 7 complementary exams
• integrate your studies with 13 ECTS for further training activities ("other activities"), according to the following distribution:
  • 3 ECTS of your own choice such as other additional exams, free modules, practical workshops, professional internships, computer skills, language skills
  • 10 ECTS of your choice from among the activities listed at the point above, or further complementary exams other than the compulsory ones. Students can choose and take complementary exams starting from the third year only
• demonstrating knowledge of a foreign language at B1 level thus acquiring 5 credits.
• passing the final exam by producing and discussing a thesis (22 ECTS).

The European and transnational aspect of the programme is also enhanced by the following possibility to improve your knowledge of languages:

• you can choose core compulsory and elective exams in English
• you can take general and legal language modules (English, German, French, Spanish).