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Faculty of Law
—> Area didattica di Giurisprudenza

Address: via Moroni 255 24127 - Bergamo
Tel.: +39 035 2052693 / 892
Fax: +39 035 2052889
E-mail: giurisprudenza@unibg.it
Staff: contacts

Head of Foreign Exchange Programme: Prof. Giuliano Bernini (Rector's Delegate for International Relations, LLP/Erasmus and ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator)

LLP/Erasmus and ECTS Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. Silvio Troilo


Dean
Prof.ssa	Barbara Pezzini	barbara.pezzini@unibg.it	Tel.: +39 0352052806

Three-year first level degree course	Curricula	Classes	Co-ordinator
Company Legal Expert	• Company Legal Expert • Consultant for public administration • Employment Consultant • International Legal Expert	L-14	Prof. Maria Carla Giorgetti

Classes L-14 – Legal Services Degree The First Level Degree is conferred after three academic years, having gained a total of 180 cfu/ECTS credits (60 for each year) by passing the exams required by the study plan. Admission Admission to Italian Universities is possible only if the student holds a Diploma di Maturità ("A" Levels/Higher School Certificate) gained after 5 years at a high school. Entry tests Students enrolled in the first year of their course are required to have reached a level of proficiency in Italian Language, History and General Knowledge. Each year, entry tests are held in September. Self-tests Students can also take the relevant on-line self-test.

Five-year degree course	Class	Co-ordinator
Law	LMG/01	Prof. Roberto Pucella

Class LMG/01 – Law Degree The Degree is conferred after five academic years, having gained a total of 300 cfu/ECTS credits, and after passing the final exam. Admission Admission to Italian Universities is possible only if the student holds a Diploma di Maturità ("A" Levels/Higher School Certificate) gained after 5 years at a high school. Entry tests Students enrolled in the first year of their course are required to have reached a level of proficiency in Italian Language, History and General Knowledge. Each year, entry tests are held in September. Self-tests Students can also take the relevant on-line self-test.