Master in Law

Tuition comes to 21,157 USD per year.

Law is the study of the rules, institutions, and principles that govern societies, covering how laws are created, interpreted, and applied across areas such as civil law, criminal law, constitutional law, and international law. Students in a law program typically study legal reasoning, the structure of legal systems, contracts, property, and the rights and obligations of individuals and organizations, developing the analytical skills needed to interpret legal texts and apply them to specific cases. Coursework often includes the study of comparative and international legal frameworks alongside domestic law, reflecting how legal issues increasingly cross national borders in areas such as trade, business, and human rights. Because legal training develops strong skills in analysis, argumentation, and written communication, graduates pursue a wide range of career paths beyond traditional legal practice, including roles in business, consulting, public administration, and international organizations, in addition to careers as lawyers, judges, and legal advisors following further professional qualification. This program in Law is offered by Università Commerciale "Luigi Bocconi" in Milano, Italy, structured as a single-cycle degree lasting five years and taught in English. Admission is by entrance examination, and applicants are expected to hold a secondary school diploma, reflecting the program's structure as an integrated course of legal study beginning directly after secondary education rather than following a separate undergraduate degree. Graduates leave with a comprehensive legal education that prepares them for further professional qualification as lawyers or for careers that draw on legal analysis across business, government, and international settings.