Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Understanding the Italian Legal System: Public Law and Public Institutions
This course explored the intricacies of the Italian legal system, shedding light on its complexity and functioning. It delved into the reasons behind its unique structure and provided insights into the Italian form of government, the dynamics of its democratic system, and its institutional setup. Participants discovered the historical challenges faced by the Italian executive and gained valuable knowledge.
7 weeks, 4 hours per week
Sergio Gerotto
Full Professor in Comparative Public Law
University of Padova
Michele Di Bari
Professor in Constitutional Law
University of Padova
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Learning outcomes
- Develop an extensive knowledge and understanding of the main features characterizing the Italian constitutional system.
- Identify the main Italian institutional actors and their responsibilities.
- Describe how public powers are distributed between different institutions.
- Compare the Italian legal system features with other legal systems.
Syllabus
- Constitutionalism: origins and contents
- The separation of powers
- The legislative power
- The executive power
- The judiciary power
- Levels of government
- Protecting the constitution
Issued on 23rd September 2025
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