The doctoral cycle is divided into three academic years, each of which develops a training course aimed at obtaining the scientific and methodological skills necessary for the critical training of legal scholars.
Common to each year of the course is the attention to interdisciplinary training, the deepening of the most current issues in the academic debate through dedicated seminars, workshops and conferences and the technical-practical learning of law in action according to the model of clinical education.
The first year of the course is dedicated in part to obtaining basic methodological skills in legal research: the course promotes seminar cycles aimed at enhancing research tools and abilities.
The second year of the course is aimed at consolidating the skills gained during the first year through the development of a personalised training path, within which internationalisation and stays at foreign research institutes and universities are encouraged in accordance with the needs and physionomy of each student’s research project. The aim is to perfect the methodological and scientific profile of the doctoral student, refining the individual research path of each one.
The third year of the course is for the most part reserved to refining the final dissertation.
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Eventi in Dipartimento
Il Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza dell’Università degli Studi di Perugia oggi sbarca a Tokyo per la quinta edizione della Network for Education and Research on Peace and Sustainability (NERPS) Conference, che si terrà dal 4 al 7 Marzo presso la sede dell’Università delle Nazioni Unite. La conferenza, organizzata dalla Hiroshima University congiuntamente con l’UNU, vedrà la Prof.ssa Alessandra Lanciotti e la dott.ssa Cristiana Angelini quali relatrici in un panel dal titolo “Advancing Climate Justice: Prospects and Challenges of the Judicial Dialogue between Science and Law before the Judge”.
Al panel interverranno quali relatori anche la prof.ssa Maura Marchegiani e il prof. Ottavio Quirico dell’Università per stranieri di Perugia, nonché la prof.ssa Elisa Fornalè dell’Universita di Berna. - Link EVENTO
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Il Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza in collaborazione con Hook 231 S.r.l., società nata come Spin off accademico, organizza il Corso in "Scienze criminologiche e tecniche di indagine "
Tra i docenti:
Gen. Luciano Garofano (Biologo, già comandante dei RIS di Parma) – Modulo Indagini biologiche forensi e criminalistica
Prof. Giuseppe Sartori (Professore ordinario di Neuroscienze e Neuropsicologia forense, Università di Padova) – Modulo Neuroscienze forensi
Col. Sergio Schiavone (Comandante RIS di Roma) - Modulo indagini tossicologiche e criminalistica
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Giurisprudenza Perugia tra le eccellenze delle Università italiane per la classifica Censis 2025/26. Vedi articolo
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