Program Overview

Program Overview

The Roman Law, Theory Of Legal Systems And Private Law Of Markets program is a Dottorato (PhD) course offered by the university. The program has an ID of 16184 and is scheduled for the academic year 2025/2026.

Program Details

• Course Type: Dottorato (PhD)
• Academic Year: 2025/2026
• Positions: 5
• Grant Numbers: 0
• Number of Scholarships Financed by Institutions: 0
• Number of Scholarships Financed by Consortiums: 1

Research Project

The research project is a mandatory requirement for the program. It must be uploaded within the deadline specified in the call for applications (pdf file, maximum size 5MB). The project should demonstrate the candidate's research propensity and ability to design and organize the project autonomously. The project can be written in Italian or English and must include:

• A clear indication of the curriculum and scientific-disciplinary sector on the front page
• A maximum length of 8000 characters (including spaces, excluding bibliography)
• The following sections:
  • State of the art
  • Project description
  • Expected results
  • Project articulation
  • Bibliography

Evaluation Criteria

The research project will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Knowledge of the state of the art (8 points)
• Originality and innovative content (8 points)
• Clarity and completeness of the objectives, methodologies, and potential results (8 points)
• Feasibility of the project (8 points)
• Relevance of the project to the program's educational objectives (8 points)

Educational Goals

The program has three curricula:

Curriculum in Roman Law

The curriculum aims to increase individual research in the field of ancient societies and their legal systems. The fundamental objective is to promote research on Roman law in the historical context of ancient societies.

Curriculum in Theory of Legal Systems

The curriculum consists of two routes: philosophy of law and canon and ecclesiastical law. The expected formative task is to promote the acquisition of high qualification, critical, and scientific skills within cultural ambits essential for research in the field of legal and political philosophy.

Curriculum in Contract Law and Economics of Business

The curriculum aims to strengthen national and international integration of university systems by promoting initiatives in the cultural, scientific, and educational fields through the study of legal and economic sciences.

Exam and Tests

• Exam: Oral exam on July 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the Navarrini room, Faculty of Economics.
• Tests: Evaluation of qualifications on June 30, 2025.

Curriculum

The program offers three curricula:

• a) DIRITTO DEI CONTRATTI ED ECONOMIA D'IMPRESA (Contract Law and Economics of Business)
• b) DIRITTO ROMANO (Roman Law)
• c) TEORIA DEGLI ORDINAMENTI GIURIDICI (Theory of Legal Systems)

Coordinator and Staff

• Coordinator: Oliviero Diliberto
• Staff: Stefano Sansone

School

The program is part of the Scuola di dottorato in Scienze giuridiche (School of Doctoral Studies in Legal Sciences).