The training plan is drawn up considering that the frontal teaching activities and other forms of guided study or interactive teaching must be provided for a duration of not less than 300 hours distributed, as a rule, over at least 6 months. The training plan may provide that the Master is delivered in whole or in part using forms of distance learning or in a language other than Italian.

The annual teaching of the Master is divided into modules, providing topics in line with purposes aimed at developing specific professional profiles taking into account their constant evolution:

Module 1: European private law: concepts and traditions.

Module 2: natural and legal persons

Module 3: bioethics

Module 4: associations and foundations

Module 5: the contract and remedies

Module 6: civil liability

Module 7: competition and antitrust; commercial contracts; company and corporate governing; cooperation; business networks

Module 8: international taxation

Module 9: commercial investments and business activities in China

Module 10: legal English and the American legal system

Module 11: consumer protection

Module 12: financial and insurance services

Module 13: ADRs: conciliation, mediation and arbitration

Module 14: legal informatics

Module 15: energy and environment