
Overview
The Second-Level Master in Public Contracts Law at the University of Cagliari lasts one year and is full-time and in person in Cagliari, in Italian, with open access. It covers national and EU public contracts legislation with practical cases and simulations of real procedures.
Key features
Admissions
A pre-reform degree, a master's or specialist degree or an equivalent foreign qualification is required.
Curriculum
The Second-Level Master in Public Contracts Law is offered by the University of Cagliari, Department of Political and Social Sciences. The programme offers legal analysis, practical cases and simulations of real procedures, with a focus on national and EU public contracts legislation. The pathway is aimed at those who wish to deepen and update their skills, with a structure that links theoretical reflection to concrete applications in the relevant professional context.
The master lasts one year and is full-time and in person in Cagliari. The language is Italian.
The aim is to provide specialist skills in the regulation and legal management of public contracts and to prepare for positions of responsibility in local authorities, law firms and companies working with public administration. Career opportunities include legal officer, consultant for public bodies, compliance manager, tender procedure expert, contract analyst and tender commissioner. Upon completion, those who successfully finish the pathway obtain the qualification provided and can use the skills acquired in their own professional field or in further study. Concrete prospects nevertheless depend on each participant's starting profile and experience. Those who work should carefully assess the commitment required, in terms of weekly hours and attendance, to understand whether the programme is compatible with other professional or personal commitments.
Info and enrolment
- Università degli Studi di Cagliari
- 📍 Cagliari
- 📞 +39 0706756538
- ✉️ foreignstudents@unica.it
- 🌐 unica.it
The information provided may be subject to change. For up-to-date information, we recommend contacting the institution directly.


