Departments

University teaching is distributed across three departments: Law, Economics, Politics and Modern languages campus; Law - Palermo campus; Social Sciences - Communication, Education and Psychology. With around 300 internationally recognised members of teaching staff, the University provides both qualified education for young people and supports lifelong learning programs.

LUMSA’s Rome Campus is also an accredited test centre for major international qualifications in the economic, IT, linguistic and business areas.

LUMSA facilities in Rome are based in the elegant Prati district. Centrally located in Via della Traspontina, Via di Porta Castello, Piazza delle Vaschette and Via Pompeo Magno, all close to each other, the university centres are conveniently connected by public transport and well equipped to offer students all the necessary services and amenities: masters, specialization schools, doctoral degree programs, advanced training, Rome campuses, libraries, Guidance and Tutoring Offices, Internship and Work Placement Office, International Relations Office, Erasmus+, Student Offices, Bursary.

Department of Law, Economics, Politics and Modern languages - Rome
The Department of Law, Economics, Politics and Modern languages in Rome was born in October 2017 following the union between the Department of Law and that of Economics, Politics and Modern Languages. The Department inherits strong experiences, knowledge and traditions, collected in a teaching offer that, despite the variety of the disciplines proposed, finds a decisive element of homogeneity in the analysis of the increasingly complex contemporary reality.
 The departmental director is Claudio Giannotti, Professor of Economics of financial intermediaries.

Department of Law, Economics and Communication- Palermo
The Department of Law, Economics and Communication in Palermo is founded on the traditions of the Faculty of Law, and also offers new opportunities for educational and professional training. The department engages in both aspects of university activity - teaching and scientific research.
The departmental director is Gabriele Carapezza Figlia, Professor of Comparative law.

Department of Human Studies - Communication, Education, and Psychology  - Rome
The Department of Human Studies- Communication, Education and Psychology is a pioneering centre for study and scientific research, a lively intellectual environment where experienced, nationally renowned teaching staff prepare students for the world of work.
The departmental director is Patrizia Bertini Malgarini, Professor of Italian linguistic.