Study programmes

In the awareness that the attempt to effectively adopt managerial action logics in the public administration is often hindered by problems of a different nature, the training initiative pursues the aim of "calibrating" the managerial role and the governance of organizations in the light of the specificities of public organizations, also taking into account the constraints present in them. The master is held in collaboration with the "Carlo Bo" University of Urbino.

The doctoral course in historical studies lasts three years and is open to students from all over the world with degrees in history and related disciplines, selected on the basis of a competition based on qualifications and exams. Some of the students receive a scholarship.

The course in European Studies aims to offer advanced and multidisciplinary training dedicated to the European Union, with particular attention to the contents, objectives and legal and political-institutional implications of the Association Agreement between the European Union and the Republic of San Marino.

In the awareness that the attempt to effectively adopt managerial action logics in the public administration is often hindered by problems of a different nature, the training initiative pursues the aim of "calibrating" the managerial role and the governance of organizations in the light of the specificities of public organizations, also taking into account the constraints present in them. The master is held in collaboration with the "Carlo Bo" University of Urbino.

The School aims to provide in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge of San Marino law in all its branches, and favors entry into the professions of lawyer, notary and chartered accountant. To this end, it ensures, on the one hand, the achievement of adequate preparation for the state exam for qualification to the professions of lawyer, notary and chartered accountant and, on the other, constant professional updating.

The six-month Short Master's program aims to provide specific and in-depth knowledge of the history and literature of Latin in Late Antiquity and is intended as an in-depth study.

The Summer School aims to both explore the historical and cultural path followed by the San Marino legal system in preserving common law, through the analysis of the constitutional architecture and multiple sources, and to explore the most relevant issues.