Luiss School of Law Launches Master in Art Law in Rome

Luiss School of Law in Rome has established a Master in Art Law program, targeting professionals seeking expertise in the legal regulation of the art market. Italy, with 55 UNESCO World Heritage sites and numerous world-renowned museums, foundations, and galleries, provides an ideal setting for advanced studies in this field. The program covers topics such as protection of artworks, circulation, trade, exhibition, and international and European legal frameworks. It includes lectures, workshops, case studies, and direct contact with specialized lawyers, art experts, consultants, and academics. The master is open to professionals aiming for careers in museums, law firms, consulting companies, auction houses, and international organizations. The course is taught in English and structured into thematic modules addressing legal challenges from conservation to commercial exploitation.