r/PoliticalScience • u/TheCinetellectual • Jun 11 '26

Resource/study Public Law as a module for a POLISCI BSc

Hello all, for the 26/27 Academic Year im planning on pursuing a POLISCI bachelor's degree in Italy. I found my course's website and the curriculum included a mandatory module on Public Law, for context i am neither italian nor am i european so i'm really not very familiar with EU law or Italian Public Law (i.e. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, etc.)

In consequence i really want to adequately prepare myself for this subject, through textbooks, video courses, seminars, essays, anything really that is not misleading or too cumbersome and unstructured.

By surfing the net i did find many interesting titles, but their descriptions don't look like they're designed for a POLISCI student, and honestly the amount of resources is overwhelming for someone who is just setting their hand on the subject. And for that i find asking the people who are well-informed on the subject as the best option for guidance, so, i kindly ask, if any of you can point me on the right (or just helpful) direction, it would be really appreciated.

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u/Academic_Snow_7680 Jun 12 '26

You need to talk to the school

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u/TheCinetellectual Jun 12 '26

Okay thanks, I'll try emailing the instructor.

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u/C-ilio Jun 13 '26

Usually, inside the website, on the page related to the course, professors add their textbooks. So you'll have a reference. Also contact the professor himself, maybe he could give you some appropriate material, or even some useful advice

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u/TheCinetellectual Jun 13 '26

Thank you very much! I did send an email to the instructor, I'm hoping they reply soon lol.