Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's program in Environmental Law and Ecological Transition is designed to provide an innovative and excellent educational path, focusing on the legal and institutional aspects of environmental law and ecological transition. The program adopts an interdisciplinary approach, addressing environmental law issues in the context of ecological transition from a legal, economic, and technical-scientific perspective.

Program Details

• ID: 33908
• Course type: Master
• Academic year: 2025/2026
• Degree level: M2
• Length: Annual
• Tuition fee: 2500
• CFU: 60
• Adesione al Protocollo d'intesa PA 110 e lode: Si
• Importo PA 110 e lode: 2170
• Numero posti PA 110 e lode: in sovrannumero

Educational Goals

The program aims to offer participants high-level training in the legal and institutional aspects of environmental law and ecological transition, covering both theoretical and practical profiles. It is designed for graduates in legal and economic disciplines, as well as professionals and graduates in other scientific disciplines interested in or already working in the environmental sector.

Admission Criteria

• Prova di ammissione: Non prevista (solo valutazione titoli)

Program Structure

The program includes an interdisciplinary approach, addressing environmental law issues in the context of ecological transition from a legal, economic, and technical-scientific perspective.

Department and Faculty

• Department: Scienze Giuridiche
• Faculty: Facoltà di Giurisprudenza
• Location: Roma, Italia
• Director: Moliterni Alfredo

Additional Information

The program is part of the university's offerings, which include various courses, PhD programs, specialization programs, and advanced professional courses. The university also provides opportunities for international study and research collaborations.