We design programs that integrate core skills, interdisciplinary approaches, and hands-on experiences into flexible, customizable learning journeys.

AI literacy, the humanities, and cross-disciplinary skills

Across all programs in the Undergraduate School, we integrate AI literacy, the humanities, and the development of cross-cutting skills as the cornerstones of the educational experience, regardless of the chosen field of study.

Through modules dedicated to AI literacy, students acquire fundamental theoretical and practical skills to understand the opportunities, risks, and ethical implications of emerging technologies. This is achieved through approaches focused on experimentation, critical analysis, and collaboration with partner companies.

At the same time, the humanities track emphasizes disciplines such as history, philosophy, semiotics, and ethics. These courses provide the interpretive tools needed to understand economic and social phenomena, strengthening students’ analytical skills and independent judgment.

This ecosystem is rounded out by structured activities for the formal recognition of soft skills, providing cultural, methodological, and relational tools that are immediately applicable in a wide range of professional contexts, both nationally and internationally.

Challenges, legal clinics, and hands-on experiences

From day one, we put students to the test through interdisciplinary challenges, project work, and collaborations with companies, institutions, and NGOs, building hands-on experience in real-world scenarios.

Challenges provide a dynamic, collaborative approach between the university and the outside world: interdisciplinary groups of students work together to develop innovative solutions to real-world problems submitted by partners of national and international significance.

As part of the Law Degree Program, legal clinics provide an outstanding experience where theoretical learning meets the practice of law. Students have the opportunity to analyze and handle real legal cases, working closely with lawyers, judges, and experts in the field, thereby developing professional ethics and social awareness.  These programs foster a collaborative learning model involving students, faculty, and external stakeholders, seamlessly integrating classroom instruction with real-world impact on society and the economy.

Engaged Learning and Future-Oriented Education

We start with a clear conviction: today, higher education cannot be limited to merely imparting knowledge. It must anticipate future needs by training individuals who can take responsibility, collaborate within multicultural teams, and make a lasting impact.

That’s why we embrace an approach inspired by Engaged Learning, where students are at the active center of their academic journey and co-creators of knowledge. The model also fosters student growth through a system of continuous assessment, encouraging active participation and ongoing dialogue with faculty from the very first weeks of class.

The goal is not simply to prepare students for the job market, but to help shape individuals who are aware, flexible, and ready to act responsibly in complex and changing environments.

Valuing merit and excellence is an integral part of the Undergraduate School’s educational model: dedicated programs, such as the Honors Programs, offer the most motivated and brilliant students unique opportunities for scientific exploration, interdisciplinary learning, and advanced discussion. 

 Learn about the Undergraduate School's educational model

We've built an international ecosystem that connects students, faculty, partner universities, businesses, and institutions in a continuous space for discussion, mobility, and collaboration.

Courses taught entirely in English, Erasmus+ exchange programs and those with non-European locations, Double and Triple Degrees, LLM Educational Programs, Free Movers, and Summer Schools abroad—all recognized within the Luiss curriculum—offer the opportunity to enrich one’s academic career by integrating different university systems, cultures, and geographical perspectives.

Internationalization is a hallmark of the Undergraduate School: the expansion of English-language course offerings, the establishment of a student community from around the world, and a network of over 364 partner universities in 77 countries create a multicultural, inclusive environment focused on fostering dialogue among different perspectives, cultures, and academic systems.

Through our active participation in the ENGAGE.EU Alliance, we offer our students a wide range of international opportunities, from innovative virtual and flexible mobility options to more traditional exchanges. Even during their three-year or single-cycle programs, students can take top-notch courses offered online and in person by leading European partner universities within the network.

Ongoing engagement with employers, institutions, and professional networks also allows students to progressively develop a greater awareness of their interests, the skills they have acquired, and potential future directions, thereby enhancing the interdisciplinary and international dimension of the undergraduate program.

Career Day, recruiting activities, dedicated programs, company presentations, and testimonials from the global alumni community help maintain an ongoing dialogue with the world of work and expand professional prospects even during the university experience.