Bachelor in GLOBAL LAW

Global Law is a bachelor's program taught in English at Luiss Libera Universita Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli, in Roma, Italy, running over 3 years. This field of legal study introduces students to the foundations of law within an international and comparative framework, examining how legal systems interact across borders in an increasingly interconnected world. Students typically study constitutional law, civil law, and international and comparative legal systems, alongside courses in economics, political science, and languages that support a global perspective on legal practice. Coursework often covers contract law, human rights law, international trade and business law, and the institutional structures of international organizations. The discipline trains students to analyze legal problems that cross national boundaries, preparing them to work in environments where multiple legal traditions and jurisdictions intersect. Because global law programs combine core legal training with an international outlook, graduates typically develop skills applicable to both domestic legal practice and international careers. Career paths include further legal study toward qualification as a lawyer, roles in international organizations, multinational corporations, diplomatic services, and non-governmental organizations, or continued study at the master's level in law or international relations. Admission to this program is open access and requires a secondary school diploma. Studying global law in English at an Italian university provides international students with legal training oriented toward cross-border practice while based in Roma, the capital of Italy. As a 3-year bachelor's degree following the standard undergraduate structure, the program offers a broad legal foundation with an international and comparative emphasis.