000968L - PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Learning Objectives:

The course aims to deepen knowledge of the discipline of applicable private international law rules.



Expected learning outcomes:

At the end of the course, students will be able to identify the main issues arising from private international law relations and deal with them, identify the relevant rules and find in legal doctrine and case-law information useful for understanding them.

Students will thus be able to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired by correctly setting out the treatment of concrete cases and formulating sound arguments related to them.



Knowledge and understanding:

Students are expected to demonstrate to Students must demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the fundamental rules of private international law and be able to interpret and apply them.



Autonomous assessment capacity:

Students are expected to demonstrate that they are able to make appropriate connections between the rules of private international law and other applicable national, European Union and international rules.



Communication skills:

With regard to private international law, students should demonstrate their ability to:

- draw up dossiers and report on concrete cases;

- solve problems of concrete realisation;

- correctly set out the discussion on specific issues, and formulate appropriate arguments.