Bachelor in Global Law

Luiss University in Rome, founded in 1974, is a private institution renowned for its focus on social sciences, law, economics, business and international relations. Serving nearly 10,000 students, Luiss blends rigorous academic training with strong industry ties, offering a compact set of specialized programs (around 13 prominent offerings) that emphasize critical thinking, policy analysis and managerial skills. Its Rome location provides proximity to public institutions, multinational firms and a dynamic cultural scene.

The university’s educational model combines classroom instruction with internships, entrepreneurship labs and real-world projects that connect students with employers and international partners. Interdisciplinary study and small seminars are core features, enabling direct interaction with faculty and practitioners. Luiss fosters leadership, ethical reasoning and a global outlook through partnerships with universities and organizations worldwide.

For international students, Luiss offers an intensive, career-oriented environment in the heart of Italy’s capital. Support services help with admissions, language tutoring and internship placement while campus activities and professional networks enhance employability. Luiss is well suited to students seeking a focused education in social sciences with clear pathways into business, law, public service and international careers.

The Bachelor in Global Law at Luiss University is a 3-year degree that offers a legal education with a strong global perspective. It combines law with economics and management of technological innovation to prepare students for transnational regulation.

The curriculum covers law, international regulatory frameworks, and the legal implications of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain. Students develop critical and analytical skills to solve legal problems in complex scenarios and learn about global governance and human rights.

Graduates can work as Legal Consultants, International Law Specialists, Regulatory Affairs Managers, Technology Lawyers, or Human Rights Lawyers. They can find jobs in law firms, international organizations, government agencies, or companies that operate globally, using their skills to navigate complex legal issues.