Introduction

San Marino Higher Education School for the Legal and Economic Professions

University of San Marino
In agreement with the University of Urbino Carlo Bo

The School offers a specialized training path aimed at graduates in legal and economic disciplines, trainees and professionals (lawyers, notaries, accountants), who intend to deepen the skills necessary for the qualified exercise of legal and accounting professions in the Republic of San Marino and in international contexts.

The course is divided into three main parts:

PART I – General Common Area

This section deals with the fundamentals of the main legal disciplines, with a focus on Sammarinese law, comparative law and the practical application of regulations:

• Constitutional and public law (San Marino institutions, administrative law)

• Private law (contracts, successions, labor law)

• Commercial and corporate law (incorporation, extraordinary operations, bankruptcy procedures)

• Criminal and commercial criminal law

• Tax law (direct/indirect taxes, international taxation)

• The Trust in San Marino (legal and estate planning tool, anti-money laundering)

• EU-San Marino Association Agreement (institutional framework, acquis communautaire, four freedoms, cooperation)

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PART II – Specialist Disciplinary Areas

Differentiated modules for Lawyers/Notaries e Commercial Doctors, which delve into specific professional topics:

• For Lawyers and Notaries: civil and criminal procedure, drafting of documents, notarial law

• For Accountants: tax law, public accounting, single-phase tax, internal control and risk management

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PART III – Seminar Modules

Specialist and interdisciplinary meetings, also in collaboration with AIF and European courses, on:

• Anti-money laundering

• Free movement of capital and taxation

• Updates on the EU Association Agreement

Italian, Sammarinese and other country citizens in possession of the following can access the School:

• First level degree, master's degree, single cycle degree or old system degree in Law, Political Science and similar;
• Bachelor's degree, master's degree, single-cycle degree or old system degree in Economics