European Company Law

1) Knowledge and understanding. Students must demonstrate to have acquired a basic knowledge of the fundamental principles of European company law.
2) Application capacity. Students must demonstrate to have acquired the ability to select, interpret and apply argumentatively the relevant regulation.
3) Making judgments. Students should be able to understand the scope and role of institutions subject of the course and to have acquired the ability to draw conclusions on the issues raised on the basis of a reasoned analysis.
4) Skill in communication. Students must demonstrate the ability to express their knowledge with property of language.

A successful student should identify, analyse and critically evaluate the basics of the framework of the European Union company law.