LL.M. Master of Laws in Italy

The usual duration of the LL.M. is one year, costing from €2,000 to €4,000 per year at public universities. At private institutions of higher legal education or in specializations, the costs may vary from €8,000 to €18,000. This amount depends on the institution and the applicability of the ISEE test for the candidate.

LL.M programs offered by Bocconi University, Sapienza University of Rome, University of Bologna (one of the most prestigious law faculties in the world) and LUISS Guido Carli are well known.
The above mentioned universities provide LL.M programs in international, comparative and business laws taught in English.

Most graduates join international law firms, corporate legal teams, EU organizations, and work as compliance officers, more so those with an expertise in international commerce or business law. For non-EU graduates seeking to become advocates in Italy, they have to pass the local bar exam as well.

International business law, EU law, human rights law, and arbitration and dispute resolution are among the most sought-after specialisations, largely due to Italy's role within the European Union and its established commercial law tradition connected to Milan's financial sector.

Yes, DSU regional scholarships and university-specific law school scholarships are available based on merit and financial need. Some LL.M. programs also offer partial tuition waivers to candidates with strong undergraduate law results or relevant professional legal experience.