Continue the commitment of the Faculty of Law in Florence teaching language. Part of the second cycle of the course "Introduction to Italian Legal Culture."
The training is aimed at providing "a means to understand the specificity of the legal tradition developed in Italy, illustrating the general coordinates of constitutional law, civil / commercial, criminal, administrative as well as the procedural system currently in force."
From September 2007 the faculty had turned to other courses taught in part and partly in English.
Among the courses listed
International law
Comparative Labour Law Comparative Criminal Law
International Business Law 
- corsi in lingua inglese
- : “ In order to enhance the international dimension of its educational programmes and to facilitate student exchange with Universities abroad […..] e poi ancora si legge “ courses are suitable for the participation of students with only limited skills in the Italian language”
Seguire a law course in English, means acquiring a specific terminology and use English in contexts relevant area of \u200b\u200bstudy. The mistake to avoid is to not fully pass on the legal path in the English language to the detriment of legal education in Italian or otherwise exclude the frequency of these courses on the mere fact of not having the right level.
Proficiency improved only if we can operate a range of instruments and this is one of many to be included in the recipe. would be interesting to collect the testimonies of students who attended or who are following these courses.
Maria Lombardi at tsolutions@tsolutions.it
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