Brescia University Italy

Brescia: Codification, De-codification and Unification of Law (Italian Law – Chinese Law)

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ELSA Members from favored countries EUR 29 per night
ELSA Members from non favored countries EUR 33 per night
ELSA Alumni EUR 55 per night
Non ELSA Member EUR 55 per night
Non Student EUR 55 per night

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Favored Countries: Albania, Azerbaijan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Montenegro, Rep. of Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine

Non-Favored Countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, The United Kingdom

A beautiful view of the city and the cathedral

Venue 2BRESCIA is Lombardy’s second biggest city after Milan. The town mixes the ancient roman ruin’s beauty together with modern urban efficence.

As walking in its modern urban center, history and culture stand out: the ancient fountains and the Capitolium; the Santa Giulia Museum and the three city’s biggest adjoining squares Vittoria, Duomo and Loggia; Brescia‘s historical center buildings and the modern office buildings too – one of the few italian modern skyscraper clusters, which is easily approachable thanks to the new subway system.

In conclusion, Brescia is a city of a thousands facets to discover.

Our Summer Law School provides a Roman Law overview and law’s unification process, particularly focusing on the relationship between euro-italian juridical experience and the chinese one.

Transport and facilities

Information to help students to travel to and from Brescia will be available on the Summer School website. For students coming from abroad (Europe) the most suitable option is flying to Orio al Serio Airport (Milan-Bergamo) or Valerio Catullo Airport (Verona). Low cost company fly to both airports, 45 minutes away by car from Brescia. Buses and coaches run between the airports and the town centre (close to the University and to the accommodations).

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Loggia Square

The Department

The Law Department was created in 1996, for the fact of being Brescia the center of the district’s Court of Appeal and of the Regional Administrative Tribunal. It is located in Brescia’s historic district “Carmine” ; in prestigious historical buildings such as the “Palazzo Calini ai Fiumi”, which is the main building, and very close to the Economy Department. The Department offers two different law study courses ; the five-years Law Study master degree and the three-years Labour-Consultant and Corporate-Lawyer degree.

To enjoy Brescia Summer Law School, please fill in the application form and send it to summerschool@jus.unibs.it not later than May, 31st. In case of admission, the university organisation will contact you. Then, you will have to write to elsabresciacomitatopromotore@gmail.com, attaching a copy of your approval email and of your application form. Moreover, in the same mail, indicate please your membership to an ELSA Local GroupContact Person: Rocco Greco, President of Initiator group of Brescia
Source: elsa.org

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Shigeru Matsukawa, 80, of Salt Lake City joined the 442nd -- with his mother's blessing -- shortly after his older brother, Isamie, was killed while fighting with the unit in Italy

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My name is Jonathan. I am an American student studying in Italy at John Cabot University.I have been here in Rome for one year now. Studying in Italy gives me a first hand perspective on history and diplomacy while allowing me to fulfill in my monthly obligations to the military in Vicenza, Italy. I am a soldier in the Army Reserve. I also work at an American pub here in Rome and at the University whenever the opportunity arises.Studying in Italy also offers me a chance to closely examine one of my favorite European cultures. I adore Italian cuisine, art and coffee. Living abroad will give me an opportunity to sharpen my linguistic skills that are essential for any aspiring diplomat

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Which is the best university in Italy (10 points)?

I want to study in Italy i will get my italian language degree next year. which is the best university there and what activities offers? (i will give 10 points)

According to the THES - QS World University Rankings, five Italian universities are ranked in the Top 150 in Europe in 2007. University of BOLOGNA is the best ranked institution in Italy, placed 71st in Europe and 173rd in the world, followed by Università degli Studi di ROMA - La Sapienza (76th in Europe and 183rd globally), University of PADUA (137th in Europe and 312nd globally), University of PISA (145th in Europe and 325th globally) and University of FLORENCE (147th in Europe and 329th in the world).

Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi is rated 9th in the list of…

elsie55
Going to Pisa,Italy next month.Need tips please.?

1. What is weather like mid-March?
2.Recommend any hotels? Don't have a ton of money.
3.Any public transport Airport to town centre? How much would a cab cost?
4.Recommend any restaurants?
5.Any sight-seeing tips besides the Tower?
6.I've seen Lucca just up the coast recommended as a day trip on the train. Does anyone have any info on this place?
Thanks in advance to all who reply.

1) Weather should be springlike, but March is unpredictable
2) I've stayed at a number - there's not a lot to choose. Try and see if any of those take your fancy.
3) There's a bus into town. Alternatively there's a train shuttle to the main railway station. Taxis are cheap - it's not far.
4) There are hundreds of restaurants - all good. The ones near the leaning tower cost twice as much.
5) The Tower, Cathedral, Baptistry, Campo Santo and the museum are all next to each other - and you can buy one ticket for the lot. The rest of town is interesting - just…

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Places to visit in Italy?

Are there any smaller, on the rich side, lively, in the north towns in italy? And how much would 5,000 us dollars be worth in Italy? And how much money do you think id need to get by a month or so in italy? And what are the MUST SEE cities there?

Thanks :D

The exchange rate fluctuates constantly. Right now $5000 is equivalent to about 3780 euro. If you were to exchange your money, you wouldn't actually get that much though because you would get a either a worse exchange rate, pay a commission, or both for the company doing the exchange to make a profit. You'll get the best rate if you use your ATM card here for withdrawals. However, you don't want to be making a lot of small withdrawals if you have to pay the bank fees. My US bank reimburses my account for withdrawals from ATMs here in Italy (and other countries). A good site for checking…

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Where to go in Italy?

Have the opportunity to go for two months. I am 18...I love the beach,shopping, meeting new people, and cities big enough to have something to do during the day/night. I don't speak Italian, but can understand a little. What city should I go to? Milan, Rome, Turino, Sicily, Florence, Sardinia??? Other cities?

Source for the following information is given:
Rome- (Roma): the capital, both of Italy and of the ancient Roman empire; centre of the Roman Catholic Church (the Vatican)

Milan - (Milano) - shares with Paris the title of fashion capital of the world
Florence - (Firenze): History, art, architecture. Uffizi gallery, David of Michelangelo Buonarroti
Venice - (Venezia): History, art. Saint Mark's Piazza. The city is built on a lagoon, filled with canals, with no roads for cars. Very poetic and romantic
Naples - (Napoli) with its famouse gulf and…

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