In order to achieve of the general learning objectives of the Degree Course, the Course provides the students a complete and updated picture of the European and international contract law, outlining the development trends (both in a historical and in a future perspective) and outlining the contents of the hard/soft law rules that guide it.

At the end of the Course:
- Knowledge and understanding: Students have to demonstrate the acquisition of knowledge and skills useful to operate as transnational commercial legal experts and independently solve the concrete cases and the legal problems raised by the bargaining that takes place in the European and global markets.
- Applying knowledge and understanding: students are able to use principles, categories and the contents of the Course to understand doctrinal issues or to elaborate pratical solutions regarding concrete legal cases.
- Making judgements: students are able to demonstrate skill in the analysis of principles, categories and topics studied.
- Communication skills: students are able to adequately communicate and clearly explain the contents of the Course and the results of the study, by using a proper legal language.
- Learning skills: students must master the disciplinary, conceptual and operational tools in order to independently apply and update the acquired knowledge. Students are also able to link - using normative, jurisprudential and doctrinal sources - what they have learned in the context of other teachings of the Degree Course.