A good knowledge of notions acquired dunrign the Fundamental Rights' course is highly recommended.

In compliance with the objectives of the IECOLS degree programme, the Administrative Law course aims at representing an important chance for enriching students' informative assets concerning public administration and administrative law. The course, in fact, consists in an educational path designed for providing a comprehensive knowledge of Administrative Law. By a comparative approach, the course aims at improving the students' cultural background by giving them fundamental tools to understand rules governing public administrations in Italy and in the other European Countries as well as in the EU system. At the end of the course therefore students will have a comprehensive knowledge of Administrative Law that will be essential in the workplace.

N.B.: the course will be held in English. For students not enrolled in the IECoLS programme, the B2 level of language knowledge is required.

The course aims at providing a comprehensive knowlwdge od Administrative Law. Moving from the notion of public administration, first of all the course will be devoted to analyze both the rise and the development of Administrative Law in Italy as well as in the other European Countries. Secondly, the course will be focused to the study of Administrative Law principles and the main rules governing the administrative action. Thirdly, the course will be dedicated to the analysis of the EU administrative system and its relationship with national administrations.

P. Cane and a. (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Administrative Law, OUP, Oxford, 2020, 1-168, ISBN 9780198799986 (A)

or

P. Craig, EU Administrative Law, OUP, Oxford, 2018, 1 - 944, ISBN: 9780198831648 (C)

The course is held in english

• Lectures and discussions. Analysis of case law and case studies. Working groups. Seminars.

• Oral exam.

  The official language in English.

  The exam aims at evaluating the knowlwdge of principles and fundamental rules governing the administrative action in Italy and in the other European Countries, as well as in the EU system

The course is held in english

English