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Law

Dean: Prof. Stefano Solimano

Training legal professionals who know how to interpret and apply the rules of the world in which we live and create new ones, suitable for facing and solving today's problems, collecting and making the legacy of the great masters of law who taught you ever relevant: this is the goal of the Faculty of Law of Università Cattolica.

The words of the future: Invest, Include, Innovate

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THE FACULTY IN MILAN

A workshop of rules, a lively intersection of human and cultural experiences

Founded in 1924, one of the first faculties of Università Cattolica, it is among the most authoritative and prestigious in Italy, for the care dedicated to technical, cultural and human preparation, for the level of its scientific research (ranked in a high position in the latest QS University Rankings survey and among the first in Italy in the recent Evaluation of Research Quality-VQR2011-2014), for the seriousness and rigour of the teachings taught, for the ability to recognise, stimulate and enhance the merit of its students.

Particular attention is paid to the training of professionally and humanly "complete" jurists, endowed with solid legal competence, but also with the ability to face the problems of the society in which they will operate with a critical spirit, the ability to dialogue, relational sensitivity and, above all, a sense of justice. There is now a constant awareness of how these qualities, which are essential for a satisfactory integration into the world of work, can be developed above all through experiences and studies open to the international reality, to the exchange between different cultures and disciplines, to a language learning that is never separated from a mastery and respect for one's own language, from the ability to find the "right" word.

I believe that the contemporary university, while it has the duty to collaborate for the advancement of the sciences and to follow the methodology required by each of them, must never put in second place what requires the recognition of its primacy, that is, man, the human person, the world of spirituality

Father Agostino Gemelli, Founder of Università Cattolica