The course aims to allow the knowledge of Navigation Law (Maritime and Air Law) main institutes, with reference to internal, international and Ue rules.

Knowledge and understanding: the student will achieve good knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles and institutional aspects of maritime and air law, of the owner and their auxiliaries, of management and administration of ports and airports, of contracts for the use of the ship and the aircraft, and pleasure boating.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: the student will be able to explain the main institutes of navigation law; to identify and to interpret the rules and the main contractual arrangements; to identify the responsibilities of the operators; to understand and interpret the decisions of the internal, community and international courts.
Autonomy of judgment: the student will be able to distinguish the regulatory sources of the subject and to identify the most appropriate contractual solutions, developing an autonomy of judgment in interpreting and applying the main legal institutions and the legal reflections of administrative, economic and social phenomena related to navigation maritime and air.
Communication skills: although teaching does not include specific activities aimed at developing communication skills, except those implicit in learning skills, the student will be able to use technical language in describing, interpreting, evaluating and applying the fundamental principles and essential concepts of navigation law.
Learning skills: teaching provides the basis for the learning of navigation law, through a process of deepening the knowledge of the essential principles and fundamental institutes, guaranteeing the necessary tools for the understanding, interpretation and application of the legal rules, as well as the access to the following levels of training, participate in a public competition and play a role in private companies.