The course, lasting six months, is divided into two didactic modules, one of a private nature and the other of a publicistic nature.
The first module is dedicated to the study of private law institutes that have a privileged connection with the problems related to economic and business sciences.
The second module deals with the general issues of Public Economy Law in the light of constitutional principles and the correlation link between the rule of law and market economy.

Private Economic Law Module.
• Rights to intellectual property; intellectual property; industrial property; the characteristics of the rights on intangible assets; capacity and legal nature; copyright; the notion of creative processing; the right to industrial inventions; the know-how; the differences between copyright and patent protection.
• Credit securities.
• The economic and legal balance in the contract; the economic balance between the services; the economic and legal imbalance in business contracts; unfair terms; the consumer code and consumer contracts; the third contract.
• Individual contracts.
The contracts for the circulation of goods: the sale; the exchange; the carry-over; the appraisal contract.
The contracts for the enjoyment of the goods: the lease; the rent; the leasing.
The contracts for the production of goods or for the provision of services: the contract; the work contract; the subcontracting; the engineering contract; the computer service contract; the car sharing; the transport; the warehouse; the commercial affiliation contracts (franchising); the factoring.
The contracts for the performance of acts or for the promotion of business: the mandate; the commission; the shipping; the agency contract; the mediation.
The banking contracts: the bank deposit; the opening of credit; the banking anticipation; the bank account; the bank discount.
The random contracts: the insurance; the annuity.
The loan agreements: the mortgage; the loan.
The guarantee contracts: the guarantee; the autonomous guarantee contract.
The direct contracts to settle a dispute: the transaction; the transfer of assets to creditors.
Particular attention is paid to the jurisprudential review carried out also in the seminar.
Public Economic Law Module.
• The sources of public economic law.
• Public intervention in the economy and the representation of economic interests.
• The structures and public bodies for the administration and control of the economy.
• Independent administrative authorities of economic significance.
• The common market.
• The discipline of competition.
• The regulation of the banking system.
• The economic and monetary union, its institutions and the discipline of the currency.
• The anti-money laundering regulations.