Mobility experience with a research focus
Master students involved in the final research; PhD sandwich; Post Doc
Department of Law
The PhD program in “Law and Social Change” considers applications from candidates that are willing to undertake a high-level research on any topic related to the several challenges that the law faces in the contemporary world – preferably, but not exclusively, with a view to the transnational dimension of such challenges and of the legal strategies that are necessary to face them. The PhD program encourages ground-breaking research that places the legal culture, and the various processes of law-making and law application, at the crossroads between the municipal and the transnational dimensions of law – as well as between the public and the private, the substantive and the procedural, and the formal and the informal dimensions of law. The two-year curriculum in Law and New Technologies covers a wide set of issues concerning current legal dynamics and transformations within the context of the technological revolution. As a program committed to research-based teaching, it relies on the sound experience of the Law Department in this area. The curriculum is inherently interdisciplinary and comparative-based, allowing students to engage in the analysis of complex legal problems. It is marked by a flexible design allowing students to tailor it to their interests and needs.
Master Research: 2-5
PhD sandwich: 2-5
Post Doc: 2-5