This chapter explores students' expectations and perceptions in a law programme - "Studying Law at Roma Tre" - taught in English at Roma Tre University. Studying Law at Roma Tre (SLR3) is an academic initiative launched by the University of Rome Three in 2006-2007. SLR3 courses, open to Italian and foreign students, can be taken as part of the regular university law curriculum or as an independent professional class for self-improvement. The purpose of SLR3 is to give students the opportunity to learn the disciplinary subjects and to ‘do the legal thing’ in a multicultural, multilinguistic environment with colleagues from around the world, from a variety of educational, linguistic, and cultural backgrounds. SLR3 also encourages students’ interest in developing skills and professional know-how in areas in which English increasingly plays a key role as the lingua franca of commerce and trade, mergers and acquisitions, contractual agreements and international arbitration.

Spitzmiller, R., WALBAUM ROBINSON, I.A. (2009). Exploring Students’ Engagement with the Curriculum in a Law Program Taught in English at an Italian University. In Flora Sisti (a cura di), CLIL Methodology in University Instruction: Online and in the Classroom. An Emerging Framework (pp. 223-234). PERUGIA : Guerra Edizioni.

Exploring Students’ Engagement with the Curriculum in a Law Program Taught in English at an Italian University

Spitzmiller R;Isabel Alice Walbaum Robinson
2009-01-01

Abstract

This chapter explores students' expectations and perceptions in a law programme - "Studying Law at Roma Tre" - taught in English at Roma Tre University. Studying Law at Roma Tre (SLR3) is an academic initiative launched by the University of Rome Three in 2006-2007. SLR3 courses, open to Italian and foreign students, can be taken as part of the regular university law curriculum or as an independent professional class for self-improvement. The purpose of SLR3 is to give students the opportunity to learn the disciplinary subjects and to ‘do the legal thing’ in a multicultural, multilinguistic environment with colleagues from around the world, from a variety of educational, linguistic, and cultural backgrounds. SLR3 also encourages students’ interest in developing skills and professional know-how in areas in which English increasingly plays a key role as the lingua franca of commerce and trade, mergers and acquisitions, contractual agreements and international arbitration.
2009
978-88-557-0271-3
Spitzmiller, R., WALBAUM ROBINSON, I.A. (2009). Exploring Students’ Engagement with the Curriculum in a Law Program Taught in English at an Italian University. In Flora Sisti (a cura di), CLIL Methodology in University Instruction: Online and in the Classroom. An Emerging Framework (pp. 223-234). PERUGIA : Guerra Edizioni.
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