Turin (Torino), Piedmont, Italy. Teaching seat: Turin - Campus Luigi Einaudi (Lungo Dora Siena 100/A); admission interviews for national applicants have historically been held in the Meeting Room, block D2, 2nd floor, Campus Einaudi (recent cycles have moved the interview online). Governing departments: Department of Law (Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza) and Department of Economics and Statistics 'Cognetti de Martiis'; organising structure: School of Law, Political and Economic-Social Sciences. Programme office contact: info.els@unito.it, tel. +39 011 670 9409/9410.
Open access / no restricted number of places (corso senza numero programmato) BUT with a mandatory eligibility check: admission is subject to (1) verification of specific academic curricular requirements (minimum ECTS in named subject areas) and (2) a compulsory admission interview in English before an ELS Admissions Commission that evaluates the candidate's profile, preparation, motivation and English proficiency. It is therefore 'open access with selective profile assessment' rather than a numerus clausus with ranked selection. No TOLC, SAT or written entrance exam is used. Reserved quotas do exist even though the programme is open access: 50 places reserved for non-EU citizens residing abroad and 5 places reserved for Marco Polo programme students. Two separate application channels apply: applicants holding an ITALIAN qualification apply via MyUniTo ('Pre-iscrizione ai corsi ad accesso libero') and book an interview slot; applicants holding a FOREIGN (non-Italian) qualification, and all international students, must apply through the Apply@UniTo portal (apply.unito.it, course id 342), where the Commission evaluates the CV plus motivation letter and then holds a video interview.
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Torino'nun köklü üniversitesi. Hukuk (Global Law) ve işletme alanında İngilizce programları popülerdir.
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A.Y. 2026/27 (the 2027/28 dates are not published yet). The route depends on where the bachelor's degree was obtained. (1) Holders of a foreign qualification apply on Apply@UniTo (EUR 60 fee, up to two programmes): first admission call 25 November 2025 - 29 January 2026 (open to all applicants) or fourth admission call for open-access postgraduate programmes 25 August - 8 September 2026, reserved to Italians, EU and EU-equivalent citizens and non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy; both windows are closed. (2) Holders of an Italian first-cycle degree (graduated or graduating by December 2026) submit the preliminary admission application (Domanda di ammissione preliminare magistrali) on www.unito.it between 25 May 2026 and 10 January 2027; each application window leads to a fixed online interview session (Webex): applications 25 May - 15 July 2026 -> interview 17 July 2026
A.Y. 2026/27 (the 2027/28 dates are not published yet). Non-EU citizens residing abroad (visa applicants) could apply only in the first Apply@UniTo admission call, 25 November 2025 - 29 January 2026, in which this programme took part (EUR 60 fee, up to two programmes); the later window of 25 August - 8 September 2026 is reserved to Italians, EU and EU-equivalent citizens and non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy. Admitted visa applicants then had to submit the Universitaly pre-enrolment (visa) application for A.Y. 2026/27 by 15 July 2026, for one programme only. The programme has 50 places reserved for non-EU citizens residing abroad (plus 5 for Marco Polo students). Both windows are closed; no 2027/28 date has been published yet (checked 28 September 2026).
A.Y. 2026/27. A first-cycle degree gained after at least three years of university study (Italian laurea triennale or a recognised foreign bachelor's degree) with a certified academic record of at least: 15 ECTS/CFU in private, constitutional/public or comparative law (SSD IUS/01, IUS/02, IUS/08, IUS/09, IUS/10, IUS/21 - GIUR-01/A, GIUR-11/A, GIUR-05/A, GIUR-06/A, GIUR-11/B)
15 ECTS/CFU in international law and European Union law (IUS/13, IUS/14 - GIUR-09/A, GIUR-10/A)
6 ECTS/CFU in economics (SECS-P/01, SECS-P/02, SECS-P/03, SECS-P/07 - ECON-01/A, ECON-02/A, ECON-03/A, ECON-06/A). Italian degrees of classes L-14 (Scienze dei servizi giuridici) and L-16 (Scienze dell'amministrazione e dell'organizzazione) meet the requirements automatically; other degrees are checked by the admission committee, which may allow a margin of up to 10% of the credits in each area. Personal preparation is assessed on the profile and an admission interview in English. Italian-degree holders: the admission page lists a graduation grade of at least 98/110, or an overall average of at least 25/30, or an average of at least 25/30 in the core exams of EU, international, private, public and comparative law, and states that 'A failure to fulfill one of these conditions will constitute a key negative evaluation criterion'. Foreign-degree holders: CV, motivation letter and interview; a graduation grade below 98/110 (or its proportional equivalent) and a final average below 80% of the maximum of the home grading system are key negative criteria. The committee may assign additional preparation. Applicants who have not yet graduated can apply but may enrol only after obtaining the degree, by the enrolment deadline (14 January 2027 for A.Y. 2026/27). ELS is a two-year laurea magistrale, not an LLM programme.
A.Y. 2026/27: English at CEFR B2 (upper intermediate). It must be attested by a valid official certificate obtained no more than five years before the enrolment application; exceptionally, applicants may instead submit exhaustive and clear evidence of previous study, training or work in English with significant spoken and written production, in which case the requirement is met only after a positive evaluation by the admission committee. Self-certifications and self-assessments or entirely informal assessments of language skills are not accepted. The committee also checks English (at least B2) in the admission interview. No list of accepted certificates or minimum test scores is published. No Italian language requirement (the programme is taught entirely in English).
No standardised admission test (no TOLC, GRE, GMAT or SAT) and no written exam. Admission is based on the evaluation of the applicant's profile and a compulsory admission interview in English, which verifies preparation, motivation, compliance with the requirements and English (at least B2). A.Y. 2026/27: applicants with an Italian qualification are automatically assigned to the online (Webex) interview session that follows their application window - 17 July, 21 September, 20 October or 17 November 2026, or 11 January 2027, all at 9:00 - held by the ELS Admissions Commission; applicants with a foreign qualification (Apply@UniTo) are evaluated on their CV and then a video interview. The committee may assign additional preparation before a positive evaluation.
Applicants with an Italian qualification (A.Y. 2026/27, uploaded with the preliminary admission application on www.unito.it, after listing the exams taken with SSD, CFU and grades): self-certification of the degree held or of enrolment in a first-cycle degree programme, indicating the exams taken (required); personal ID document (required); English language certification (required: a valid official certificate, or exceptionally documented evidence of study, training or work in English; self-assessments are not accepted); curriculum vitae (required); other relevant curricular documents (optional).
Applicants graduating from another university after applying: update the degree information (date of graduation and grade) in the MyUniTo profile under 'Carriera/Titoli di studio' before enrolling by 14 January 2027.
Applicants with a foreign qualification (Apply@UniTo, EUR 60 non-refundable application fee, up to two programmes): valid ID card (Italian, EU and equivalent citizens) or valid passport (non-EU citizens); residence permit valid for enrolment (non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy); first-cycle degree certificate (bachelor's gained after at least 3 years of university study and 15 years of total schooling) and transcript of records listing all exams, marks and hours/credits and showing the required law and economics credits, both with proof of authenticity; curriculum vitae (mandatory); motivation letter in English or Italian (mandatory)
English certificate at B2. Optional but useful: course syllabus, grading system, declaration of value or CIMEA statement of comparability (may be requested). Documents are accepted in English, French, Italian or Spanish, otherwise the original plus a certified translation
UniTo may ask for further documents after submission and at enrolment.
All dates and rules shown are for A.Y. 2026/27; the 2027/28 dates had not been published by 28 September 2026.
Two programme pages describe the interview step for applicants with an Italian degree differently: the admission-requirements page (updated 20 April 2026) says applicants must book an interview on one of the available dates, while the newer 'How to apply' page (updated 24 July 2026) says applicants are automatically assigned to the interview session that follows their application window. The dates shown follow the newer page.
The grade conditions are described as key negative evaluation criteria, not automatic cut-offs: for Italian degrees a graduation grade of 98/110, an overall average of 25/30 or an average of 25/30 in the core law exams; for foreign degrees 98/110 or its equivalent and an average of 80% of the maximum.
The 'How to apply' page still labels the English upload 'English language certification/self-certification', but its own note and the University catalogue require a valid official certificate and do not accept self-assessments. No list of accepted certificates or minimum scores is published.
UniTo's 2026/27 list of double degrees shows an optional double degree with Université Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambéry) and a track with Universitatea de Vest din Timișoara reserved for graduates of the double degree in Global Law and International Studies; neither is a separate admission route into this programme.
Programme page link note: https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl (key pages: https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=key_information.html ; https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=admission-requirements.html ; https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=how_to_enroll.html . UNITO central catalogue entry: https://en.unito.it/ugov/degree/86719)
Call for applications link note: https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies (Apply@UniTo course page for European Legal Studies, showing the a.y. 2026/27 call and the 8 September 2026 deadline). Full 2026/2027 call calendar: https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/news/new/26-can-i-apply . Required documentation: https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/news/new/13-required-documentation
Tuition and fees link note: https://en.unito.it/studying-unito/tuition-fees/tuition-fees-international-students (general UNITO fees page: https://en.unito.it/studying-unito/tuition-fees ; programme microsite section: https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=tuition_fees.html ; fees regulation PDF example: https://en.unito.it/sites/sten/files/regolamento_tasse_2024_2025_en.pdf). Figures stated on the official Apply@UniTo course page: 'Tuition fee EUR 2,800 per year' as the maximum, with the note 'For the academic year 2025-26 the tuition fees ranged from 156 EUR to 2.800 EUR per year, depending on the student's financial situation'; for a.y. 2026-27 the amount for international students depends on the GDP per capita (PPP) of the country of residence, plus a first instalment of about EUR 156 (regional tax for the right to university study and stamp duty) payable at matriculation. Students may enrol full-time or part-time for each year, with tuition varying accordingly. A separate non-refundable EUR 60 application fee applies to Apply@UniTo submissions. Scholarships: UNITO funds 40 two-year 'Talents 4 UniTo' scholarships (gross value EUR 20,000) for international students on English-taught postgraduate programmes for a.y. 2026-2027 - https://en.unito.it/studying-unito/scholarships-international-students
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“'An innovative post-graduate Master Programme in advanced European, international and transnational legal studies entirely in English.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Study location: Italy, Turin. Type: POSTGRADUATE DEGREE, full-time. Nominal duration: 2 years. For each year of enrollment, students may choose between full-time or part-time status. Tuition fees vary accordingly. (120 ECTS). Study language: English.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Academic requirements are a certified academic record encompassing a minimum of: - 15 ECTS credits in the domain of Private Law, also Comparative, or Public Law, also Comparative; - 15 ECTS credits in the domain of International Law and of EU Law; - 6 ECTS credits in the domain of Economics.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Several elements contribute to the evaluation of the candidates' personal preparation: - the curriculum vitae - the motivation letter - particular importance is given to the first cycle degree graduation grade. A grade below 98/110 according to the Italian grading system or the proportional equivalent for foreign academic systems is a key negative evaluation criterion of the students' profile and preparation - particular importance is also given to the first cycle final average grade. An average grade below 80% of the maximum available according to the candidate's University grading system is a key negative evaluation criterion of the applicants' profile and preparation - the admission interview' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'The Committee will verify in the admission interview the candidates' English language proficiency, that shall be equivalent to at least a B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR - upper intermediate).' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Other requirements: A motivation letter must be added to your application.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Territory requirements: This degree program has 50 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Applicants are kindly invited to pay attention to the fact that European Legal Studies does not constitute an LLM program. It is a 2 years program which, according to the Italian academic system, allows students to get a second cycle degree (Laurea magistrale).' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies and https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=admission-requirements.html”
“'Apply now! Academic year 2026/27. Application deadline 8 Sept 2026, 23:59:59 Central European Time. This call is reserved to European applicants and non-EU applicants legally residing in Italy. If you apply without this prerequisite, your application will not be considered.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Tuition fee EUR 2,800 per year. For the academic year 2025-26 the tuition fees ranged from 156 EUR to 2.800 EUR per year, depending on the student's financial situation. For more information on the tuition fees for the a.y. 2026-27, please refer to the dedicated webpage on our University portal.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Application fee EUR 60 one-time. The application fee has to be paid within the deadline of each call. The amount of the application fee is the same whether you decide to apply for one or two degree programmes. This amount is not refundable.' - https://apply.unito.it/en_GB/courses/course/342-european-legal-studies”
“'Enrolment is subject to the evaluation of the students' profile and to an admission interview. The interview is held in English, and it is aimed at verifying the students' preparation, motivation and compliance with enrolment requirements.' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=admission-requirements.html (Wayback snapshot 20241109062336)”
“'Key information - Name: European Legal Studies. Duration: 2 years. Type of course: Second Cycle Degree LM-90. Places: course without restricted number of places. Teaching seat: Turin.' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=key_information.html (Wayback snapshot 20241109062336)”
“'Degree Program Class: LM-90R (from Cohort 2025); Code: 0703M22 (from Cohort 2025); Course without a restricted number of places (50 places reserved for non-EU citizens residing abroad, five places reserved for Marco Polo students); Teaching seat: Turin; Language: English; Teaching mode: Conventional' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=key_information.html (retrieved via indexed search extract)”
“'Applicants with Italian qualifications who meet the admission requirements must book their admission interview, in the time periods specified below, on MyUnito at "Pre-iscrizione ai corsi ad accesso libero" on the red horizontal menu. The admission interview will be held in English... To complete the on-line application procedure, applicants must upload their transcript of records, language certification and identity document.' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=how_to_enroll.html (Wayback snapshot 20240418051010)”
“'Students with qualifications issued by a non-Italian high school or university and international students must apply through the Apply@UniTo procedure. Applications will be evaluated by the Admissions Commission on the basis of the applicant's CV and a subsequent video interview.' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=how_to_enroll.html (Wayback snapshot 20240418051010)”
“'Under the agreement between the Department of Law of the University of Turin and the Faculty of Law of the Universite de Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambery), students of the Department of Law will be able to carry out their second year of studies at the Universite de Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambery) with an integrated curriculum. A maximum of 5 students from the Law Department of UniTo and 5 students from Universite Savoie Mont Blanc are admitted to the programme.' - https://www.europeanlegalstudies.unito.it/do/home.pl/View?doc=double_degree_turin_chambery.html (retrieved via indexed search extract)”
“'For the academic year 2026-2027, the University of Turin funds 40 two-year scholarships to international students called "Talents 4 UniTo" for postgraduate degree programs held in English, with a total scholarship value of 20,000 euros (gross amount).' - https://en.unito.it/studying-unito/scholarships-international-students (retrieved via indexed search extract)”
“This degree program has 50 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.”
“English language skills shall be equivalent to the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR – upper intermediate) and shall be certified. Language skills will also be tested by the Committee during the admission interview.”
“A motivation letter must be added to your application.”
“An average grade below 80% of the maximum available according to the candidate’s University grading system is a key negative evaluation criterion of the applicants’ profile and preparation”
“In any event, the Committee reserves the power to assign an additional preparation for the candidates to obtain a positive evaluation of their profiles.”
“The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish.”
“Le competenze linguistiche devono essere attestate da un certificato ufficiale ottenuto non più di cinque anni prima della domanda di immatricolazione. [Language skills must be attested by an official certificate obtained no more than five years before the enrolment application.]”
“Autocertificazioni o valutazioni completamente informali delle competenze linguistiche non saranno accettate. [Self-certifications or entirely informal assessments of language skills will not be accepted.]”
“Gli studenti con una laurea italiana appartenente alle classi L/14 e L/16 soddisfano automaticamente questi requisiti. [Students with an Italian degree in classes L/14 and L/16 automatically meet these requirements.]”
“una media voti complessiva di 25/30 secondo il sistema di valutazione italiano [an overall average grade of 25/30 in the Italian grading system]”
“Entry requirements: Course without a restricted number of places (50 places reserved for non-EU citizens residing abroad, five (5) places reserved for Marco Polo students)”
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“"deadlines":"2026-09-08","comments":"This call is reserved to European applicants and non-EU applicants legally residing in Italy.”
“a first cycle degree graduation grade of at least 98/110 according to the Italian grading system, or”
“an overall average grade of at least 25/30 in the exams taken during the first cycle degree program, or”
“an average grade of at least 25/30 in the core and basic exams of the following disciplines: EU Law, International Law, Private Law, Public Law, Comparative Law.”
“A failure to fulfill one of these conditions will constitute a key negative evaluation criterion of the applicants' profile and preparation.”
“the admission Committee can grant a margin of flexibility of a maximum of 10% of ECTS credits applicable to each sector.”
“The English entry level requirement is Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL).”
“All applicants who meet the academic curricular requirements, graduates of classes L/14 and L/16 included, must book an admission interview on one of the available dates”
“must be submitted on the www.unito.it portal between 25 May 2026 and 10 January 2027.”
“17 July 2026 at 9.00 am (for applications submitted from 25 May 2026 to 15 July 2026);”
“21 September 2026 at 9.00 am (for applications submitted from 16 July 2026 to 18 September 2026);”
“20 October 2026 at 9.00 am (for applications submitted from 19 September 2026 to 17 October 2026);”
“17 November 2026 at 9.00 am (for applications submitted from 18 October 2026 to 14 November 2026);”
“11 January 2027 at 9.00 am (for applications submitted from 15 November 2026 to 10 January 2027).”
“The admission interviews will take place at the Webex dedicated link.”
“All students who have filed their application for enrolment (Domanda di ammissione preliminare magistrali) within one of the deadlines specified below are automatically required to attend the respective interview session on the dates and times listed below.”
“Completing the application process (23 July 2026 – 14 January 2027)”
“by 14 January 2027, as determined by the Academic Senate. This is a mandatory deadline: no derogations are allowed.”
“self-certification of the degree held/of enrolment in a first cycle Degree program, indicating exams undertaken (required);”
“personal ID document (required);”
“English language certification/self-certification * (required);”
“curriculum Vitae (required);”
“other relevant curricular documents (optional).”
“Language skills need to be certified by means of a valid official certificate. Exceptionally, students can demonstrate their language skills by submitting exhaustive and clear evidence of previous study, training or work activities in English, encompassing significant spoken and written production.”
“Self-assessments or entirely informal assessments of language skills shall not be accepted.”
“Applications will be evaluated by the Admissions Commission on the basis of the applicant’s CV and a subsequent video interview.”
“if you are graduating from another university, you must re-enter in your MyUnito profile, at "Carriera/Titoli di studio" and update the information on the Degree, indicating date of graduation and grade.”
“Applications for postgraduate programs: from 25th November 2025 to 29th January 2026”
“Non-EU students requiring a visa need to submit the pre-enrolment visa application for the a.y. 2026-2027 on the Universitaly platform within July 15th, 2026.”
“On Universitaly you can apply for one program only.”
“The application costs 60 euros, and you can choose up to two programs.”
“First admission call: November 25, 2025 – January 29, 2026 (open to all applicants wishing to apply for postgraduate degree programs).”
“Fourth admission call for open access postgraduate degree programs only: August 25 – September 8, 2026 (reserved to Italians, EU and EU equivalents, non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy).”
