European and international business law

The objective of European and International Business Law programme (Options 1 & 2) is to prepare highly qualified business law specialists, who are able to provide legal advice to the transnational and European business environment, to explain the latest business law issues and trends, to analyse and assess business-related legal situations, promptly and effectively deal with legal problems faced by business, conduct research and provide suggestions for the legislator on the improvement of business environment regulation.

- Expression / Mobilisation at a high level of English proficiency

- Management of the various legal problems that companies may face

- Consideration of the financial and commercial constraints of companies

- Providing leading legal expertise on dispute resolution procedures

- Application of rules and principles relating to international contracts (European Union focus)

- Analysis and drafting of international contracts

- Handling of international litigation files

First year (M1) of studies is held at MRU (Lithuania) or UNITO (Torino - Turin), second year (M2) at USMB. Graduates of this programme will be awarded with two diplomas - one issued by MRU or UNITO, the other by USMB.

- Providing legal advice to the transnational and European business environment

- Explain the latest issues and trends in European and international business law

- Analyze and evaluate the legal situations related to the cases

- Dealing quickly and efficiently with legal problems encountered by businesses

- Conducting research and making suggestions to legislators on improving business regulation

- Communicate/express in English

- Providing expertise

- Providing international consultancy services

- Bringing a multicultural approach to law

- Argue (in writing and orally), convince and explain

- Understanding the client's or company's environment in its entirety and transversally (fiscal, social, competition, industrial, financial, corporate or contractual, organisational and managerial).

Note: the semester 4 of the second year is devoted to an internship in the field (in Europe in priority) and to the defence of a Master thesis written in English (see below).