Ius Commune

Knowledge and understanding: understanding the interpretative techniques and scientific methodology of medieval jurists, as well as the salient features of the Roman-canonical process. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: develop analytical and synthetic skills in the reconstruction of the age of ius commune and his process. Autonomy of judgment: identifying the aspects that characterize the individual subjects being studied. Communication skills: expose concepts clearly, correctly and in an orderly manner, both in the written test and in the oral examination. Learning capacity: understanding the legal institutions being investigated in their historical dimension.

At the end of the course the student will have acquired knowledge of the fundamental lines of the history of law in the age of the ius commune, with particular regard to the interpretative techniques put in place by medieval jurists (glossators and commentators) and the salient features of the process of the ius commune as a model of European process.