Learning objectives

This is a joint master’s  course in  “European and Comparative Public Law" conducted with the European Law and Governance School (ELGS) by EPLO which provides an in-depth knowledge of the constitutional and administrative law of the European Union (EU) and the Member States, taking into account different national traditions through a comparative approach.

The activities carried out during the course aim to focus on issues related to the rule of law, to the constitutional order and governance of the EU and the Member States, with particular reference to democratic structures, fundamental rights and administrative procedures and problems. The course also provides a comprehensive and solid introduction to public policy.

The course is intended to enable participants to update their knowledge of the most recent regulations and policies governing the EU and the Member States in specific and fundamental sectors. In particular, the following areas will be studied: environmental protection, digital technologies, public contracts, relations between the European Central Bank (ECB) and national central banks.

The course will also provide an in-depth view of issues concerning public law at a global level, such as the protection of human rights, due process, the fight against terrorism, and world trade law.