Law, Economics & Finance Degree Program in Italy

International University College Of Turin:
Welcome to the International University College of Turin (IUC) located on the Piazza Carlo Felice in the centre of Turin, northerm Italy. The IUC is an advanced institution dedicated to the study of global capitalism and the preparation of an international class of lawyers and finance experts, endowed with a highly integrated background in Law, Economics and Finance. The IUC offers an innovative Master of Science in Comparative Law, Economics & Finance (MSc CLEF). A rich array of grants and scholarships are available for international students. The first year of the program will be in Turin Italy and for the second year students will have the opportunity to travel to one of IUC's partner institutions. Most of the education will be carried on in English in order to facilitate international exchange programs, joint degrees and reception of non-italian students and faculty. The IUC is a place where global law and economics are critically understood.

A fresh interdisciplinary view on the world can only be created through a change within traditional mono-directional education. The IUC invites you to be one of the first to drive the force of change, not only in education but towards a more transparent and yet preserved international world.

The International University College of Turin (The IUC) is a radically new institution that embraces novelty in education. With top faculty from around the world applying their geographic and culturally diverse background to the courses taught, the IUC is the place for students to advance not only their academic but also their applied knowledge in law, finance and economics.

The three subjects of law, finance and economics will be taught in a co-disciplinary manner to expose the students to the exchange and overlap of the subjects. The IUC students will have the opportunity to travel to one of the IUC’s international partner universities in their second year having the opportunity to experience and apply their theoretical knowledge.

The IUC is organized to bring together a genuinely international and interdisciplinary faculty and student body.  The mission of the IUC is to work within an innovative methodology and thoroughly integrate legal, economic and financial perspectives.

Our aim is to use such interdisciplinary approaches to digest, understand and evaluate global capitalism not only in theory but in practice. Our goal is to offer an environment that focuses on globalization and its expansion towards the changing periphery and the social responsibility of elite professionals.

Master of Science in Comparative Law, Economics and Finance (MSc CLEF).

The required/core component of the curriculum is aimed at acquainting the MSc CLEF candidates with the fundamentals of the challenging field of law and finance with emphasis on incorporating the practical considerations.

The first year of the program will be in Turin Italy and for the second year students will have the opportunity to travel to one of IUC's partner institutions. Most of program is carried out in English.

Students:
The program at the International University College of Turin is arranged in order to encourage students from all over the world to apply. It is thus highly personalized to balance the needs of Italian official recognition with those of a really cosmopolitan law school experience.

The College provides a career service office and will offer post graduate instruction for the Bar or other State Exams.

Turin's cosmopolitan present and historic past combine to form one of the most exciting and alluring Italian cities. Turin is renowned for its architectural beauty and the wealth of its intellectual life, aspects which received international acclaim during the city's hosting of the 2006 Winter Olympics.

The 80,000 university students, local as well as from all over Europe, thanks to the European Erasmus student-exchange program, make Turin one of Italy's cultural capitals, and contribute to its lively nightlife.

Val Chisone Mountains (80 km from Torino)Turin offers university students a variety of services, from student sport associations to an invaluable network of local and university libraries. In 2006, the city was designated by UNESCO World Book Capital. Student life is further enriched by the many dynamic public spaces and cultural venues characteristic of Turin.

Tradition and innovation come together memorable cultural experiences. Torino: San Federico Gallery. Turin's distinctive artistic richness is best seen in opera (Teatro Regio), theater (Teatro Stabile),in a unique way to offer cinema (Cinema Massimo, Museo del Cinema) classical, modern and jazz music (Auditorium del Lingotto, Musica 90, Folk Club). Venues such as Castello di Rivoli, Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo exhibit the best of European artwork, regularly transforming the city into a European capital of contemporary art.

Turin:
Piazza Castello at NightTurin's nightlife is extremely rich and diverse. It starts every evening with one of the most enjoyable Italian food rituals, the "aperitivo" (which was originally invented in Turin). The vibrant atmosphere of friends gathering can be experienced in the many bars and public spaces located within one of the most ancient parts of town (Quadrilatero Romano, Borgo Dora). The nightlife often continues until sunrise in "Murazzi," by the shores of the river Po, another distinctive location of Turin's nightlife.