Global law
Hi everyone,
I’m a 25-year-old EU national interested in applying for the Global Law and Transnational Legal Studies bachelor’s degree at the University of Turin, ideally in the part-time/blended format.
I’m struggling to get clear or helpful guidance from the university, so I’d really appreciate advice from current or former students.
My background:
-Secondary school qualification, graduated in 2016
-Work experience in legal departments
-Passed the TOLC-SU
I’d like to know if anyone with similar qualifications was admitted, and how the blended/part-time format works in practice.
In particular:
-How often do students need to be physically present in Turin?
-Are lectures mostly online, or are some courses only in person?
-Is it manageable while living outside Italy?
-How do study plans/electives work?
I’m also stuck with the pre-registration process because my 2016 secondary school graduation date seems to be causing issues in the system. Has anyone else dealt with this?
Posted Jul 5, 2026, 12:27 PM UTC