Commercial Law

- Thorough knowledge of the institutions studied during the course and solid understanding of the principles governing those institutions;

- Ability to critically analyse and rework the concepts acquired during the learning process and to apply them to specific cases;

- Ability to interpret in systematic terms the legal provisions studied during the course, in order to identify their underlying rationale and to adopt reasoned opinions on the issues addressed by the course;

- Rigorous use of legal language;

- Acquisition of sufficient learning skills to deal with autonomous analysis of legal essays not meant only for students.

At the end of the course the student who has adequately learned the subject, in addition to having acquired a thorough knowledge of the topics of the course, should be able to make a critical reading of texts intended not for students, but for scholars and to develop, on the basis of this reading, autonomous arguments.