Educational objectives Knowledge and understanding:
At the end of the course the student will be aware of the guiding principles of Labor Law in the PAs, of the main lines of the subject and of the various theses that fuel the doctrinal and jurisprudential debate on the main topics covered by the course.
Applied knowledge and understanding:
Based on the knowledge acquired, at the end of the course the student will be able to reconstruct the discipline applicable to controversial cases and to understand the legal relevance of the factual data to be analyzed for the purposes of resolving practical cases.
Judgment autonomy:
At the end of the course the student will be able to critically orient himself among the various interpretations that the reference regulatory data and jurisprudential rulings can offer and to independently develop his own opinion on the main problems of labor law in PAs.
Communication skills:
At the end of the course the student will be able to present their theses using appropriate technical-legal language and highlighting the logical-legal connections within the subject.
Learning ability:
At the end of the course the student will have learned a useful method to continue the study of labor law in PAs independently and to update himself with respect to the continuous regulatory and jurisprudential evolution.
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Educational objectives Knowledge and understanding:
the aim of the course is to provide students with adequate knowledge of the constitutional principles of social security law and social assistance protections, in light not only of the doctrine more authoritative on the matter, but also on the jurisprudential evolution of the Constitutional Court, of the Court of Cassation as well as of the supranational courts.
Applied knowledge and understanding:
the expected result at the end of the lessons is that the student is capable of applying the principles of social security law.
Judgment autonomy:
the expected result at the end of the course is that the student has developed a ability to sufficiently autonomous analysis of the basic notions of social security law as well of the most relevant national and supranational jurisprudential rulings.
Communication skills:
at the end of the course the student must be able to explain the notions of social security law social learned adequately, being able to make connections independently logical-legal within the matter, with appropriate legal language.
Learning ability:
at the end of the course the expected result is that the student is able to continue the study of social security law by demonstrating the knowledge learned.
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Educational objectives Knowledge and understanding:
the aim of the course is to provide students with adequate knowledge of the constitutional principles of social security law and social assistance protections, in light not only of the doctrine more authoritative on the matter, but also on the jurisprudential evolution of the Constitutional Court, of the Court of Cassation as well as of the supranational courts.
Applied knowledge and understanding:
the expected result at the end of the lessons is that the student is capable of applying the principles of social security law.
Judgment autonomy:
the expected result at the end of the course is that the student has developed a ability to sufficiently autonomous analysis of the basic notions of social security law as well of the most relevant national and supranational jurisprudential rulings.
Communication skills:
at the end of the course the student must be able to explain the notions of social security law social learned adequately, being able to make connections independently logical-legal within the matter, with appropriate legal language.
Learning ability:
at the end of the course the expected result is that the student is able to continue the study of social security law by demonstrating the knowledge learned.
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Educational objectives Knowledge and understanding:
the aim of the course is to provide students with adequate knowledge of the constitutional principles of social security law and social assistance protections, in light not only of the doctrine more authoritative on the matter, but also on the jurisprudential evolution of the Constitutional Court, of the Court of Cassation as well as of the supranational courts.
Applied knowledge and understanding:
the expected result at the end of the lessons is that the student is capable of applying the principles of social security law.
Judgment autonomy:
the expected result at the end of the course is that the student has developed a ability to sufficiently autonomous analysis of the basic notions of social security law as well of the most relevant national and supranational jurisprudential rulings.
Communication skills:
at the end of the course the student must be able to explain the notions of social security law social learned adequately, being able to make connections independently logical-legal within the matter, with appropriate legal language.
Learning ability:
at the end of the course the expected result is that the student is able to continue the study of social security law by demonstrating the knowledge learned.
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