Call for application 38° cycle


Educational goals and objectives

PUBLIC LAW
The PhD in Public Law is divided into five curricula: Constitutional law and general public law; Administrative law; Criminal law and procedure; International and European Union law and Law and Economics.
The curriculum in Constitutional Law and General Public Law studies the classic themes of the two disciplines, as they were defined by the Italian and European legal doctrine. Topics that refer to general, sectoral, state, supranational legal systems; to the sources of law; fundamental rights and legal situations, with reference also to multilevel protection systems in Europe; the dynamics of territorial decentralization; constitutional guarantees and constitutional justice; government structures, with reference to the relations between the supreme state bodies, local authorities and institutions of the European Union.
The one in Administrative Law examines the transformation processes relating to the organization and functioning of public administrations and the problems relating to the principle of legality and judicial protection against acts of the public administration. The research scope extends from the study of international administrations, and in particular to its coordination with the national administration, to the analysis of individual sector issues such as food safety, environmental protection and competition.
The one in Criminal Law and Procedure proposes a didactic-training offer in a dimension attentive to the interdisciplinary framework of criminal sciences, with the aim of stimulating the doctoral students to a greater openness of their research, which takes into account the reciprocal interactions and influences with other related disciplines, such as penitentiary law, criminology, forensic medicine and forensic psychology.
The curriculum in Law and Economics promotes interdisciplinary, legal and economic research activity, in order to improve the understanding of the reasons and effects of regulatory intervention, of the choices related to institutional structures and of the problems related to the enforcement of legal regulations. . The law therefore appears as an object of study, characterized by a set of behavioral incentives / disincentives, to be analyzed and studied through the use of economic tools.
The one in International and European Union law intends to offer advanced training in the field of transnational legal phenomena and relations governed by international law and European integration law. PhD students will have to conduct seminars and thematic debates in order to develop analytical and critical skills; activities that will be carried out in constant interaction with the other curricula in order to allow the development of methodological perspectives of an interdisciplinary nature.

Specifiche economiche

Tipologia 1: DM118
Transizione digitale Generiche Pubblica Amministrazione Patrimonio culturale

Tipologia 2: DM117 Tipologia 3: PE/PNC/CN/TP Tipologia 4:Enti terzi
PE/PNC CN/TP
0 0 1

Tipologia 5: Sapienza Senza borsa
5 2

Tematiche, curriculum e competenze specifiche
Themes, curriculum and specific competence

C - PNRR351 - non associata a curriculum

- Approfondimento delle implicazioni della riforma costituzionale del 2022 sull'ambiente
Competenze richieste: nessuna competenza specifica richiesta

C - PNRR351 - non associata a curriculum

- Approfondimento delle implicazioni derivanti dall'Agenda digitale europea e dal progetto di transizione digitale definito nel PNRR sulla regolazione pubblica, sull'organizzazione e sull'attività delle pubbliche amministrazioni e sui metodi di studio del diritto amministrativo.
Competenze richieste: nessuna competenza specifica richiesta

F - ENTI TERZI - sul curriculum: LAW AND ECONOMICS

- Valutazione delle politiche pubbliche in materia di salute e sicurezza del lavoro e modelli di analisi
Ente finanziatore: INAIL
Competenze richieste: nessuna competenza specifica richiesta

Il candidato sceglierà una tematica in fase di presentazione della candidatura on line e dovrà obbligatoriamente allegare una lettera motivazionale per ciascuna tematica selezionata (il caricamento della lettera vincola la validità della candidatura)

Admission Procedure

Presentation of a research project Candidates must submit a research
project that they intend to carry out
during the three-year PhD program,
which will be evaluated by the
Selection Committee for admission to the
written test. The project must
have a minimum length of 25,000
characters and a maximum of
35,000 characters (including spaces),
written in Italian and
including an index and bibliography (with
bibliographic references also
international), must indicate the reference
subject in the course
curricula doctoral degree (administrative
law, constitutional
law and general public law, criminal
law and procedure; international and
european law; law and economics).
The evaluation of the research project is
carried out
according to the following parameters: (i)
Relevance of the
research project. The project is required
to account for the scientific
elaboration on the chosen research topic,
highlighting the main
problems that it poses. Particular
attention is required regarding
comparative law and the possible
supranational and international
relevance of the research topic. (ii)
Structuring of the research project.
The structure of the project must unfold
according to internally
coherent lines and linked arguments, also
through the
illustration of the chosen methodological
approach.
Structuring in chapters or even in
paragraphs is not strictly required in
the presentation of the project.
Candidates who have obtained a
minimum grade of 14/20 are admitted to
the written test. The
name of the candidate must not appear
on the title page, but only
the university registration number,
the curriculum for which you want to
compete, the title of the project,
strictly in PDF version, under penalty of exclusion.
language ITALIANO
Written examination The written test consists of the
development of a theme of:
1. Administrative Law; 2. Constitutional
Law and General Public Law;
3. Criminal Law and Procedure;
4. International and European Law;
5. Law and Economics,
extracted from three traces prepared by
the Commission for
each curriculum. For the curriculum of
Law and Criminal Procedure, the
topics of the exam may be about, at the
discretion of the Commission, or
an argument - to be extracted from a triad
- between Criminal Law and
the Criminal Procedure or a theme
chosen by the candidate - also
extracted from a three - of Criminal Law
or Criminal Procedure.
Normally the discussion is of a theoretical
nature (not as practical
as proof of qualification for the
profession) and can also be inspired
by relevant case law.
Test language: ITALIAN.
The evaluation criteria of the written test
are the
following: grammatical and syntactic
correctness; expository clarity;
completeness of the treatment;
consistent and orderly argumentative
development;
problematic analysis of the topics;
knowledge of the doctrinal debate
and the main jurisprudential addresses;
historical-comparative
framework. Candidates who have
obtained a minimum grade of 40/60
are admitted to the oral exam.
language ITALIANO
Oral interview Candidates who pass the written test will
submit a discussion to the
Selection Committee focusing on the
research project they intend to
carry out in the doctorate. Test language:
ITALIAN.
The evaluation criteria for the oral exam
are the
following: aptitude for research and
motivation to study; argumentative
capacity and problematic approach; good
knowledge of curricular
subjects; fairness and clarity of
exposition. Moreover, during the
test, the knowledge and mastery of the
English language is ascertained
both with the reading and translation of
an English text, and with the
possible exposure in English of the
research project. The oral
examination is considered passed if the
candidate obtains a score of at least 26/40.
language ITALIANO

contacts and info Dipartimento di Stufi Giuridici ed Economici Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 - 00185 Roma 06/49910124
more info Candidates must submit a research
project that they intend to carry out
during the three-year PhD program,
which will be evaluated by the
Selection Committee for admission to the
written test. The project must
have a minimum length of 25,000
characters and a maximum of
35,000 characters (including spaces),
written in Italian and
including an index and bibliography (with
bibliographic references also
international), must indicate the reference
subject in the course
curricula doctoral degree (administrative
law, constitutional
law and general public law, criminal
law and procedure; international and
european law; law and economics).
The evaluation of the research project is
carried out
according to the following parameters: (i)
Relevance of the
research project. The project is required
to account for the scientific
elaboration on the chosen research topic,
highlighting the main
problems that it poses. Particular
attention is required regarding
comparative law and the possible
supranational and international
relevance of the research topic. (ii)
Structuring of the research project.
The structure of the project must unfold
according to internally
coherent lines and linked arguments, also
through the
illustration of the chosen methodological
approach.
Structuring in chapters or even in
paragraphs is not strictly required in
the presentation of the project.
Candidates who have obtained a
minimum grade of 14/20 are admitted to
the written test. The
name of the candidate must not appear
on the title page, but only
the university registration number,
the curriculum for which you want to
compete and the title of the project;
strictly inPDF version, under penalty of exclusion.

Curriculum studiorum

Graduation date and grade of the Master's degree
detailed list of exams including completion dates and scores of Masters's degree
Graduation date and grade of the Bachelor’s degree
detailed list of exams including completion dates and scores of Bachelor's degree
Certificates of Foreign Languages

Required documentation

§ research project
mandatory, the file must be uploaded within 25/08/2022

Language Skills

the candidate must know the following languages
ENGLISH

Exam Schedule

Altra tipologia (Presentation of a research project)
day25/08/2022
notesnone
time99:99
classroomnessuna aula
addressvedi indicazioni sul bando
publication on notice boardYes
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/DIRITTO-PUBBLICO_nD3491_IT.aspx
date of publication05/09/2022
contactsalessandro.bilancione@uniroma1.it

Written examination
day09/09/2022
notesnone
time08:30
classroomAula 101
addressFacoltà di Giurisprudenza (Edificio CU002) - Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 - 00185 Roma
publication on notice boardYes
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/DIRITTO-PUBBLICO_nD3491_IT.aspx
date of publication15/09/2022
contactsalessandro.bilancione@uniroma1.it

Oral interview
day19/09/2022
notesnone
time09:00
classroomAula Seminari di Diritto pubblico
addressFacoltà di Giurisprudenza (Edificio CU002) - Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 - 00185 Roma
publication on notice boardYes
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/DIRITTO-PUBBLICO_nD3491_IT.aspx
date of publication20/09/2022
contactsalessandro.bilancione@uniroma1.it

Evaluation scale

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