MARIA GIULIA ROVERSI MONACO
Associate Professor, University of Bologna
Department of Legal Studies
Via Zamboni 22, Bologna, Italy
maria.roversimonaco@unibo.it [mailto:maria.roversimonaco@unibo.it]
https://www.unibo.it/sitoweb/maria.roversimonaco/en
EDUCATION
1992, University of Bologna, Law Degree
ACADEMIC POSITION
2009–present, University of Bologna
Associate Professor of Administrative Law
1994–2009, University of Bologna
Lecturer
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2000 – present
Lawyer
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
University of Bologna
1994 – present
Administrative Law
Public law of economics
Law and the Arts
International marketregulation
Principles of Law
Advanced Administrative Law
Administrative Law and market regulation
INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITIES
2025 – present Vice Director of the Undergraduate Course in Business and Economics
2022 – present in charge of Clabe Buenos Aires Projects
2016 – 2022 – Director of theUndergraduate Course in Business and Economics
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Maria Giulia Roversi Monaco (1968) is part-time Associate Professor of Administrative Law in the University of Bologna since the Academic Year 2008/2009.
She is currently teaching Principles of Law in the first level degree CLABE Business and Economics within the School of Economics and Management of the University of Bologna and she is the coordinator of the Clabe Program itself.
Since the A.Y. 2015/2016 she has been holding the course of Administrative Law in the first level degree program CLARA - Consulente del lavoro e delle relazioni aziednali - within the School of Law of the University of Bologna and since the A.Y. 2017/2018 the course of Administrative Law in the first level degree program GIPA - Giurista di impresa e delle Amministrazioni pubbliche within the School of Law in Ravenna and 1 module of Administrative Law in the LMCU of Law in Ravenna.
She also lectures in the programs of the Scuola di specializzazione in studi sull'amministrazione pubblica (SPISA) and of the Scuola di specializzazione per le professioni legali E. Redent (urban planning and building regulations).
She participates to seminars and congress as speaker.
Her fields of research concern administrative law and specifically the legislation on public contracts and private and public partnerships (PPPs)in the management of public services and the discipline of the health system.
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