Human Resources, Labour Sciences and Innovation

10% of the hours: INTRODUCTORY PART, including a general overview lesson within the framework of legal subjects. Definition, function, and sources of social security law. 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO WELFARE PROTECTIONS 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO PENSION PROTECTIONS

Private law and Public law. A basic knowledge of Private law is needed.

The textbook will be indicated during the lessons.

The course is divided into lectures concerning the various themes of the program. PowerPoint slides can be projected. The student is stimulated to participate in an active way to the lesson. The student can access documents and papers to integrate the contents of the course, using the Sapienza Google Drive platform. The modalities of the lessons cope with the objects of the course. Lessons can be substituted, in case of necessity, by distance learning using Google Meet.

Attendance at lessons is not mandatory.

The exam is oral and consists of at least two questions related to the course contents The evaluation is based on the following criteria: - completeness of the answer; - language skills; - logic skills in the argumentation; - ability to express concepts; - ability to drop concepts into reality.

For the bibliography refer to the book above-mentioned.

The course will consist of lectures and seminars.

10% of the hours: INTRODUCTORY PART, including a general overview lesson within the framework of legal subjects. Definition, function, and sources of social security law. 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO WELFARE PROTECTIONS 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO PENSION PROTECTIONS

Private law and Public law. A basic knowledge of Private law is needed.

The textbook will be indicated during the lessons.

The course is divided into lectures concerning the various themes of the program. PowerPoint slides can be projected. The student is stimulated to participate in an active way to the lesson. The student can access documents and papers to integrate the contents of the course, using the Sapienza Google Drive platform. The modalities of the lessons cope with the objects of the course. Lessons can be substituted, in case of necessity, by distance learning using Google Meet.

Attendance at lessons is not mandatory.

The exam is oral and consists of at least two questions related to the course contents The evaluation is based on the following criteria: - completeness of the answer; - language skills; - logic skills in the argumentation; - ability to express concepts; - ability to drop concepts into reality.

For the bibliography refer to the book above-mentioned.

The course will consist of lectures and seminars.

10% of the hours: INTRODUCTORY PART, including a general overview lesson within the framework of legal subjects. Definition, function, and sources of social security law. 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO WELFARE PROTECTIONS 45% of the hours: PART DEDICATED TO PENSION PROTECTIONS

Private law and Public law. A basic knowledge of Private law is needed.

The textbook will be indicated during the lessons.

The course is divided into lectures concerning the various themes of the program. PowerPoint slides can be projected. The student is stimulated to participate in an active way to the lesson. The student can access documents and papers to integrate the contents of the course, using the Sapienza Google Drive platform. The modalities of the lessons cope with the objects of the course. Lessons can be substituted, in case of necessity, by distance learning using Google Meet.

Attendance at lessons is not mandatory.

The exam is oral and consists of at least two questions related to the course contents The evaluation is based on the following criteria: - completeness of the answer; - language skills; - logic skills in the argumentation; - ability to express concepts; - ability to drop concepts into reality.

For the bibliography refer to the book above-mentioned.

The course will consist of lectures and seminars.