From 30/10/2025 Prof. Petrillo will held her lessons on Thursdays, from 8:00 to 10:00 AM, in Aula T03; and on Fridays, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, in Aula 110. Both classrooms are located in the Marco Polo Building.
In the classroom, you will find the link to the slides and the required readings. Here the link: https://classroom.google.com/c/MjE3MzQ3NTA3NTZa?cjc=5fots4e2

23/09/2025 - METHODOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF HISTORY

The first-year courses 10595606 MEDIEVAL HISTORY, 10595603 EARLY MODERN HISTORY, and 10595602 CONTEMPORARY HISTORY are composed of two modules each; the first module for all of them is titled METHODOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF HISTORY, and will be taught jointly during the first semester by Profs. Umberto Longo, Serena Di Nepi, and Umberto Gentiloni Silveri, who will share the same classroom. This module is going to start on 9 October at 4 pm in Aula 203, in the Marco Polo Building.
Of the remaining modules, only EARLY MODERN HISTORY will be taught during the first semester, while MEDIEVAL HISTORY and CONTEMPORARY HISTORY will be held in the second.

02/09/2025 - FIRST SEMESTER CLASSES

The first semester will begin on Wednesday 1 October, however, some lessons, at the discretion of the lecturers, could start later: for this, please check the information published on the lecturer profile.
When the course web page does not report the lecturer’s name, it means that the assignment procedure is still in progress and that the relative information will be published as soon as possible. Therefore, the start of the lessons of lecturers yet to be appointed is postponed till the course assignment.
Attendance is not compulsory, and no registration to the classes is needed since there is no limit on participants.
Lessons are taught in person, however, due to the problems and delays faced by many international students still waiting for the visa, exceptionally and only for those students, the first year classes of the first semester will also be held online.
Please, visit the lecturers’ profile in order to get the link to the virtual rooms.

INTERNATIONAL LAW

Obiettivi formativi

Il corso si propone di fornire agli studenti una conoscenza di base del diritto internazionale pubblico, al fine di consentire loro di: 1) comprendere le principali caratteristiche del sistema giuridico internazionale e 2) valutare in modo critico e autonomo le principali questioni riguardanti le relazioni internazionali contemporanee.

Canale 1

MAURIZIO ORLANDI Scheda docente

Codice insegnamento1052290
Anno accademico2025/2026
CorsoGlobal Humanities - Studi umanistici globali
CurriculumCurriculum unico
Anno3º anno
Semestre2º semestre
SSDIUS/13
CFU6

Catalogo dei corsi di studio

Global Humanities - Studi umanistici globali

14/10/2025 - Population Migrations and Development: schedule and classroom change

23/09/2025 - METHODOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF HISTORY

02/09/2025 - FIRST SEMESTER CLASSES

INTERNATIONAL LAW

Obiettivi formativi

Global Humanities - Studi umanistici globali

Avvisi in evidenza

14/10/2025 - Population Migrations and Development: schedule and classroom change

23/09/2025 - METHODOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF HISTORY

02/09/2025 - FIRST SEMESTER CLASSES

INTERNATIONAL LAW

Obiettivi formativi