Law
Course Description
Level: Degree Programme
Degree Class: LMG/01 R - Law
Department: LAW
Admission: Free
CFUs: 300
Duration: 5 years
Italian
Pisa
- Constitutional Law, Private Law, EU Law, Criminal Law
- Political economy, Comparative legal systems, Law and religion, Legal informatics
- Anglo-American Law
- Criminology
- Intellectual Property Law, Labour Law, Legal Medicine, Robotics and AI Law
- Sports Law, Gender Law, Environmental Law
- Restorative justice, Penitentiary Law, Sociology of law.
Content in Italian
Oltre al possesso di un diploma di scuola secondaria superiore, o altro titolo di studio conseguito all'estero e riconosciuto idoneo, per l'ammissione al Corso è richiesto il possesso o l'acquisizione di una buona formazione di cultura generale nel settore umanistico, linguistico e dell'educazione civica.
Il possesso di tale formazione viene verificato attraverso appositi test. Nel caso in cui tale verifica dia esito negativo, saranno assegnati degli obblighi formativi aggiuntivi, con le modalità indicate nel regolamento didattico del corso di studio.
Content in Italian
Oltre al possesso di un diploma di scuola secondaria superiore, o altro titolo di studio conseguito all'estero e riconosciuto idoneo, per l'ammissione al Corso è richiesto il possesso o l'acquisizione di una buona formazione di cultura generale nel settore umanistico, linguistico e dell'educazione civica. L'accertamento dell'effettiva sussistenza delle conoscenze di cultura generale viene operato mediante prova non selettiva, consistente in un test organizzato in collaborazione con il Consorzio interuniversitario CISIA e denominato TOLC-SU (Scienze umane), articolato in 50 quesiti a risposta multipla, suddivisi in 3 sezioni: Comprensione del testo e conoscenza della lingua italiana, Conoscenze e competenze acquisite negli studi, Ragionamento logico. La suddetta prova non selettiva, non ripetibile, viene effettuata due volte l'anno, prima dell'inizio dei semestri di lezione, per rivolgersi anche agli studenti che si iscrivono entro il 31 dicembre, dopo la scadenza regolare dei termini. In caso di esito negativo, lo studente dovrà svolgere in via preventiva un colloquio integrativo separato, in occasione di uno dei seguenti esami: Diritto costituzionale I o Diritto privato I. Il colloquio integrativo verte sulla conoscenza dei contenuti di uno, a scelta del candidato, dei testi che verranno di anno in anno indicati dal corso di laurea nell'informativa pubblicata nel sito di Dipartimento, nella pagina dedicata al Test d'ingresso http://web.jus.unipi.it/pagina-2/test-di-valutazione-per-le-matricole/, nella quale verrà indicato anche il punteggio minimo di idoneità della prova. Qualora non superi il colloquio integrativo, lo studente gravato da OFA, finché non li abbia soddisfatti, non potrà sostenere esami del II e III anno.
Evaluation
Contacts
Presidente del Corso di Laurea
Angioletta Sperti
Email: angioletta.sperti@unipi.it
Referente didattico
Maria Pia Sanvito
Tel. (+39) 050 2212800
Email: mariapia.sanvito@unipi.it
Unità Didattica del Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza: https://www.jus.unipi.it/didattica/contatti
Orario di ricevimento: Previo appuntamento via e-mail : didattica@jus.unipi.it
Study Plan
For students enrolled in the academic year 2026/2027
Required
- Constitutional law i (9 CFU)
- Principles of roman law (9 CFU)
- Private law i (9 CFU)
- Philosophy of law (9 CFU)
- History of roman law (6 CFU)
- European union law (9 CFU)
- Political economics (9 CFU)
Required
- Constitutional law II (9 CFU)
- Private law II (9 CFU)
- History of medieval and modern law (15 CFU)
- Comparative legal systems (6 CFU)
- Labour law i and II (15 CFU)
Rosa 2° anno (6 CFU)
- Agrarian law (6 CFU)
- Markets regulation (6 CFU)
Required
- Business law i and II (15 CFU)
- Private law III (9 CFU)
- International law (9 CFU)
- Criminal law i and II (15 CFU)
Esami opzionali 3° anno (2 teaching activities)
- Federal and regional systems in europe (6 CFU)
- Italian and comparative constitutional justice (6 CFU)
- Private law and animals rights (6 CFU)
- Diritto pubblico degli animali (6 CFU)
- Storia comparata degli ordinamenti giuridici contemporanei (6 CFU)
- History of commercial law (6 CFU)
- Storia del pensiero giuridico (6 CFU)
- Diritto dei contratti (6 CFU)
- European criminal procedure (6 CFU)
- Female genital mutilation: medical, legal, and cultural profiles (6 CFU) - Secondo ciclo semestrale
- Agrarian and food law (6 CFU)
- Principles of european law (6 CFU)
- Forensic medicine (6 CFU)
- Financial markets law (6 CFU)
- Canon law (6 CFU)
- Navigation law (6 CFU)
- Banking law (6 CFU)
- Roman law (6 CFU)
- Obligational and contract law (6 CFU)
- General theory of law (6 CFU)
- Common law (6 CFU)
- Arbitration law (6 CFU)
- Private international law (6 CFU)
- Parliamentary law (6 CFU)
- Planning law (6 CFU)
- Constitutional freedoms (6 CFU)
- Welfare and social security law (6 CFU)
- Trade union and industrial relations law (6 CFU)
- Regional law (6 CFU)
- Local government law (6 CFU)
- International judicial cooperation (6 CFU)
- Italian and comparative laws of justice (6 CFU)
- Prison law (6 CFU)
- Agricultural company law (6 CFU)
- Criminology (6 CFU)
- Comparative religion's law (6 CFU)
- Industrial law (6 CFU)
- Criminal law (supplementary) (6 CFU)
- Family law (6 CFU)
- Inheritance law (6 CFU)
- Bioethics private law (6 CFU)
- International and comparative criminal law (6 CFU)
- Law of the third sector (6 CFU)
- Public economic law (6 CFU)
- Comparative law of the legal sources (6 CFU)
- Criminal law and economics (6 CFU)
- Health law (6 CFU)
- Market law and consumer protection (6 CFU)
- Commons and law (6 CFU)
- Law and literature (6 CFU) - Primo ciclo semestrale
- Multilevel protection of fundamental rights (6 CFU)
- Organization of government and public administration (6 CFU)
- International organizations law (6 CFU)
- Private and procedural international law (6 CFU)
- Intercultural human rights law (6 CFU)
- European union policies (6 CFU)
- General theory of process (6 CFU)
- Immigration law (6 CFU)
- Antitrust and regulation of the public services (6 CFU)
- Bioethics (6 CFU)
- Government and public institution accountability (6 CFU)
- Collective bargaining in public employment (6 CFU)
- Consumer protection in contractual relationship (6 CFU)
- Agricultural comparative law (6 CFU)
- European comparative administrative law (6 CFU)
- Roman commercial law (6 CFU)
- Comparative family law (6 CFU)
- European constitutional law (6 CFU)
- Commercial contract law (6 CFU)
- Public works and services law (6 CFU)
- Advanced labour law (6 CFU)
- International business law (6 CFU)
- Comparative and european labour law (6 CFU)
- Civil and commercial mediation law (6 CFU)
- Food security and food safety law (6 CFU)
- History of economic thought (6 CFU)
- Workplace safety law (6 CFU)
- Insurance law (6 CFU)
- Computer science law (6 CFU)
- Financial services law (6 CFU)
- University administration law (6 CFU)
- Islamic law (6 CFU)
- European union substantive law (6 CFU)
- Roman criminal law (6 CFU)
- Comparative civil law and consumer protection (6 CFU)
- Comparative civil procedure (6 CFU)
- Comparative criminal law and procedure (6 CFU)
- Juvenile criminal law and procedure (6 CFU)
- Procedural rules in tax law (6 CFU)
- Company comparative law (6 CFU)
- Sports law (6 CFU)
- Business tax law (6 CFU)
- International tax law (6 CFU)
- Fundamentals of private law (6 CFU)
- Financial markets regulation (6 CFU)
- Sociology of law (6 CFU)
- History of legal orders of ancient italian states (6 CFU)
- History of commercial law (6 CFU)
- History of legal thought (6 CFU)
- Legislative techniques (6 CFU)
- Theory of fundamental rights (6 CFU)
- Remedies in civil law (6 CFU)
- Business administration (6 CFU)
- Monetary and financial politics (6 CFU)
- Roman criminal law (6 CFU)
- The private law of robotics and ai (6 CFU)
- Law and gender (6 CFU)
- European economic law (6 CFU)
- Criminal justice and new technologies (6 CFU)
- Criminal restorative justice (6 CFU)
- Anglo-american law (6 CFU)
- Liability law (6 CFU)
- History of constitutional law (6 CFU)
- Risk management and criminal law (6 CFU)
- Economic statistics (6 CFU)
- Eastern asian legal system (6 CFU)
- Bankruptcy law (6 CFU)
- Tax law and digital markets (6 CFU)
- Public environmental law and sustainable development law (6 CFU)
- European union policy (6 CFU)
- Agrarian and environmental law (6 CFU)
- Private economic law (6 CFU)
- Private european law (6 CFU)
- Civil and comercial insolvency law (6 CFU)
- European law and gender (6 CFU)
- Diritto dell'innovazione biotecnologica nella prospettiva europea (6 CFU)
- Administrative environmental law (6 CFU)
- The law and ethics of a.i.-driven biomedical innovation (6 CFU)
- Diritto dello sport - ordinamento, giustizia amministrativa e responsabilità penali (6 CFU)
- Diritto sportivo. contratti di lavoro e processo (6 CFU)
- Diritto penale d'impresa (6 CFU)
- E-justice (6 CFU)
- Public finance (6 CFU)
- Economic policy (6 CFU)
- Procedural law of the family (6 CFU)
- Italian public and comparative law (6 CFU)
- Law and geopolitics (6 CFU)
- Law and film (6 CFU)
- Economics regulation (6 CFU)
- Economic analysis of law (6 CFU)
- Economic policy (6 CFU)
Required
- Civil procedure i and II (15 CFU)
- Criminal procedure i and II (15 CFU)
- Law and religion (6 CFU)
- Administrative law i and II (12 CFU)
Diritto comparato (privato o pubblico) (6 CFU)
- Comparative public law (6 CFU)
- Comparative private law (6 CFU)
Esame a scelta libera (6 CFU)
Required
- Forensic informatics (4 CFU)
- Administrative procedure (6 CFU)
- Tax law (6 CFU)
- Logic and legal reasoning (6 CFU)
- Final exam (21 CFU)
- Language skills (legal english) (5 CFU)
Esame opzionale 5° anno (1 teaching activity)
- Federal and regional systems in europe (6 CFU)
- Italian and comparative constitutional justice (6 CFU)
- Private law and animals rights (6 CFU)
- Diritto pubblico degli animali (6 CFU)
- Storia comparata degli ordinamenti giuridici contemporanei (6 CFU)
- History of commercial law (6 CFU)
- Storia del pensiero giuridico (6 CFU)
- Diritto dei contratti (6 CFU)
- European criminal procedure (6 CFU)
- Female genital mutilation: medical, legal, and cultural profiles (6 CFU)
- Agrarian and food law (6 CFU)
- Principles of european law (6 CFU)
- Forensic medicine (6 CFU)
- Financial markets law (6 CFU)
- Canon law (6 CFU)
- Navigation law (6 CFU)
- Banking law (6 CFU)
- Roman law (6 CFU)
- Obligational and contract law (6 CFU)
- General theory of law (6 CFU)
- Common law (6 CFU)
- Arbitration law (6 CFU)
- Private international law (6 CFU)
- Parliamentary law (6 CFU)
- Planning law (6 CFU)
- Constitutional freedoms (6 CFU)
- Welfare and social security law (6 CFU)
- Trade union and industrial relations law (6 CFU)
- Regional law (6 CFU)
- Local government law (6 CFU)
- International judicial cooperation (6 CFU)
- Italian and comparative laws of justice (6 CFU)
- Prison law (6 CFU)
- Agricultural company law (6 CFU)
- Criminology (6 CFU)
- Comparative religion's law (6 CFU)
- Industrial law (6 CFU)
- Criminal law (supplementary) (6 CFU)
- Family law (6 CFU)
- Inheritance law (6 CFU)
- Bioethics private law (6 CFU)
- International and comparative criminal law (6 CFU)
- Law of the third sector (6 CFU)
- Public economic law (6 CFU)
- Comparative law of the legal sources (6 CFU)
- Criminal law and economics (6 CFU)
- Health law (6 CFU)
- Market law and consumer protection (6 CFU)
- Commons and law (6 CFU)
- Law and literature (6 CFU)
- Multilevel protection of fundamental rights (6 CFU)
- Organization of government and public administration (6 CFU)
- International organizations law (6 CFU)
- Private and procedural international law (6 CFU)
- Intercultural human rights law (6 CFU)
- European union policies (6 CFU)
- General theory of process (6 CFU)
- Immigration law (6 CFU)
- Antitrust and regulation of the public services (6 CFU)
- Bioethics (6 CFU)
- Government and public institution accountability (6 CFU)
- Collective bargaining in public employment (6 CFU)
- Consumer protection in contractual relationship (6 CFU)
- Agricultural comparative law (6 CFU)
- European comparative administrative law (6 CFU)
- Roman commercial law (6 CFU)
- Comparative family law (6 CFU)
- European constitutional law (6 CFU)
- Commercial contract law (6 CFU)
- Public works and services law (6 CFU)
- Advanced labour law (6 CFU)
- International business law (6 CFU)
- Comparative and european labour law (6 CFU)
- Civil and commercial mediation law (6 CFU)
- Food security and food safety law (6 CFU)
- History of economic thought (6 CFU)
- Workplace safety law (6 CFU)
- Insurance law (6 CFU)
- Computer science law (6 CFU)
- Financial services law (6 CFU)
- University administration law (6 CFU)
- Islamic law (6 CFU)
- European union substantive law (6 CFU)
- Roman criminal law (6 CFU)
- Comparative civil law and consumer protection (6 CFU)
- Comparative civil procedure (6 CFU)
- Comparative criminal law and procedure (6 CFU)
- Juvenile criminal law and procedure (6 CFU)
- Procedural rules in tax law (6 CFU)
- Company comparative law (6 CFU)
- Sports law (6 CFU)
- Business tax law (6 CFU)
- International tax law (6 CFU)
- Fundamentals of private law (6 CFU)
- Financial markets regulation (6 CFU)
- Sociology of law (6 CFU)
- History of legal orders of ancient italian states (6 CFU)
- History of commercial law (6 CFU)
- History of legal thought (6 CFU)
- Legislative techniques (6 CFU)
- Theory of fundamental rights (6 CFU)
- Remedies in civil law (6 CFU)
- Business administration (6 CFU)
- Monetary and financial politics (6 CFU)
- Roman criminal law (6 CFU)
- The private law of robotics and ai (6 CFU)
- Law and gender (6 CFU)
- European economic law (6 CFU)
- Criminal justice and new technologies (6 CFU)
- Criminal restorative justice (6 CFU)
- Anglo-american law (6 CFU)
- Liability law (6 CFU)
- History of constitutional law (6 CFU)
- Risk management and criminal law (6 CFU)
- Economic statistics (6 CFU)
- Eastern asian legal system (6 CFU)
- Bankruptcy law (6 CFU)
- Tax law and digital markets (6 CFU)
- Public environmental law and sustainable development law (6 CFU)
- European union policy (6 CFU)
- Agrarian and environmental law (6 CFU)
- Private economic law (6 CFU)
- Private european law (6 CFU)
- Civil and comercial insolvency law (6 CFU)
- European law and gender (6 CFU)
- Diritto dell'innovazione biotecnologica nella prospettiva europea (6 CFU)
- Administrative environmental law (6 CFU)
- The law and ethics of a.i.-driven biomedical innovation (6 CFU)
- Diritto dello sport - ordinamento, giustizia amministrativa e responsabilità penali (6 CFU)
- Diritto sportivo. contratti di lavoro e processo (6 CFU)
- Diritto penale d'impresa (6 CFU)
- E-justice (6 CFU)
- Public finance (6 CFU)
- Economic policy (6 CFU)
- Procedural law of the family (6 CFU)
- Italian public and comparative law (6 CFU)
- Law and geopolitics (6 CFU)
- Law and film (6 CFU)
- Economics regulation (6 CFU)
- Economic analysis of law (6 CFU)
- Economic policy (6 CFU)
Career opportunities
Enrolment
The Degree Program in Law has an open access.
In order to attend the course, students must take a non-selective evaluation test to verify the initial preparation level.
This test can be taken even after the enrolment completion. Here you can find the evaluation test information.
How to enrol
You can register from 24 July to 30 September 2025. After this period, a late payment fee will be applied.
Enter your personal data on Alice portal.
You will need to access using your SPID or Tax code.
You can find the video tutorial at the LINK
After registering, you'll need to choose a course. You can find the video tutorial at this LINK.
You can choose:
- Standard enrolment;
- Degree program shortening (in the event of a university degree already obtained);
- Relocation from another University.
The procedure will request:
- ID scanned copy
- passport-sized photo (please check size)
- High school diploma details (Secondary School Name, year, final mark).
Students with a foreign qualification are required to upload:
- Declaration of Value (DV) issued by the Italian Diplomatic Authorities in their home country, along with the official translation into Italian of the diploma, legalised (or with an "apostille") and validated, OR, the ENIC-NARIC certificate is accepted in Italian Language. These documents should attest at least 12 years of schooling and the relevant qualification should allow the access to higher education.
For Degree Program shortening the obtained University degree will be required. For relocation from another University previous university career will be required from the other university.
At the end of procedure please print and sign the FORIM to complete enrolment and upload it on the Alice portal in the Career section annexes.
Students with special needs
Students with handicap under art. 3 Italian Law no. 104/1992 or with a certified disability equal or above 66% are required to upload a medical certificate attesting their health condition for university tuition fees exemption (duty stamp is required anyway).
Some special categories under art. 1.1.2 lett. d) e) and art.1.1.3 lett. c) of the Regulations on Tuition fees (such as Italian government scholarship holders, competition winners, detained subjects ) shall email to centroimmatricolazioni@unipi.it for a specific calculation of tuition fees.
If you do not apply for a DSU scholarship
If you do not apply for a DSU scholarship, which will be automatically recorded after you have selected your degree course (“Scelta del corso”), you must pay the first instalment of tuition fees.
From 1 October, a late payment fee applies as follows:
- EUR 50 from 1 October 2025 to 31 October 2025
- EUR 100 from 1 November 2025 to 1 December 2025
- EUR 150 from 2 December 2025 (up to 31 December 2025 for newly enrolled students)
International students holding a foreign qualification and visa applicants may pay the first instalment and submit the required documentation by 31 December 2025 without incurring late fees.
If you apply for a DSU scholarship
If you apply for a DSU scholarship, your application will be automatically recorded and your enrolment will be confirmed as soon as you have selected your degree course. In this case, payment of the first instalment is deferred to the deadline for the second instalment. Students awarded a scholarship will not be required to pay any tuition fees; they will only need to pay the EUR 16 virtual stamp duty.
Within three working days of payment (or of degree course selection if you have applied for a scholarship), the Student Office will check and validate the documents and photo submitted during the enrolment procedure. If the documentation provided is complete and correct, you will receive a welcome email confirming your enrolment. Otherwise, you will be contacted directly by email or phone.
Students holding a foreign qualification, regardless of nationality, must upload the required documents, which will be validated by the International Office WIS
For Degree Program shortening the previous university career will be recognized after submitting to the Students Office the “qualifications recognition” form with the annexed self certification of all exams. Deadline December 31, 2025.
For relocation from another University the Students Office will confirm you the acceptance of the discharge papers from the university of origin. Transfer deadline is December 31, 2025.