Dott.ssa Laura Di Gianfrancesco, Studying Law at Roma TRE

Faculty Members

Prof. Roberto Baratta
Prof. Giulio Bartolini
Prof. Simone Benvenuti
Prof. Bruno Bises
Prof. Concetta Brescia Morra
Dott. Carlo Caprioglio
Prof. Margherita Colangelo
Prof. Emanuele Conte
Prof. Tommaso Dalla Massara
Prof. Angelo Danilo De Santis
Prof. Aggr. Carlo De Stefano
Dott.ssa Laura Di Gianfrancesco
Prof. Aggr. Costantino Matteo Fabris
Prof. Aggr. Francesco Fradeani
Prof. Sergio Ginebri
Prof. Giovanni Girelli
Prof. Elena Granaglia
Prof. Andrea Guaccero
Dott.ssa Morgan Eleonor Harris
Prof. Micaela Lottini
Prof. Vincenzo Mannino
Prof. Maria Rosaria Marella
Prof. Antonella Massaro
Prof. Fabrizio Mastromartino
Prof. Sara Menzinger di Preussenthal
Prof. Francesco Mezzanotte
Prof. Aggr. Salvatore Morelli
Prof. Giulio Napolitano
Prof. Giuseppe Palmisano
Prof. Giorgio Pino
Dott. Marco Pittiruti
Prof. Alberto Franco Pozzolo
Prof. Giorgio Resta
Prof. Alice Riccardi
Prof. Enrica Rigo
Prof. Giacomo Rojas Elgueta
Prof. Antonio Scialà
Prof. Mirko Sossai
Prof. Aggr. Rebecca Spitzmiller
Prof. Chris Thomale
Prof. Noah Vardi
Prof. Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich

Dott.ssa Laura Di Gianfrancesco

Courses and Seminars:

International Protection of Human Rights (Legal Clinic) 2023 - Course

Laura Di Gianfrancesco is a Post-Doc Research Fellow at the Roma Tre Law Department, where she is also adjunct professor of the International Protection of Human Rights Legal Clinic (a.a. 2022/2023). She earned her PhD in International Law with honours in 2022 at the Roma Tre Law Department, in joint-supervision with the University of Luxembourg, Department of Law, Economics and Finance, with a dissertation on the interpretation of UN Security Council resolutions. Her current research project focuses on the development of methodological standards for clinical legal education in the field of international humanitarian law.
She is also teaching assistant of the “International Humanitarian Law Legal Clinic” and the course “Advanced International Law”, where she has been coaching students representing the University of Roma Tre at the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition since 2019. Since 2022, she is also teaching assistant of the post-graduate training course for the diplomatic career at LUISS Guido Carli, School of Government.
She is currently part of the Erasmus+ project “International Humanitarian Law Research Education and Dissemination Programme (IHL RED)’ and has been part of the Jean Monnet project “Disseminating Disaster Law for Europe”.
Her research interests focus on international humanitarian law, international human rights law and migration, international criminal law, the UN Security Council, legal interpretation and clinical legal education.