Thursday, October 29th, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Room B05, Largo Sant’Eufemia 17, Modena.
Alessandro Arletti, founder of Studio Arletti & Partners, speaks at the meeting “Lavorare oltre i confini” (“Working beyond borders”), organised by the Department of Language and Culture Studies (DSLC) of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (UniMoRe) as part of its series of meetings with companies for the LCE and LACOM degree courses.
Topics covered
- How companies organise their internationalisation when they open foreign offices and manage staff and contracts in several countries;
- The main international law issues connected with these activities;
- The role of language graduates in the international job market and the skills to develop during their studies.
The meeting lasts about one hour, with time for questions.
Speaker
- Dr. Alessandro Arletti, Studio Arletti & Partners.
WHO CAN ATTEND
The meeting is addressed to students of all years of all degree courses. Thanks to Prof. Francesca Pancotto and Prof. Silvia Cavalieri, coordinators of the two courses, for the invitation.
Thursday, October 29th, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Room B05, Largo Sant’Eufemia 17, Modena.
Alessandro Arletti, founder of Studio Arletti & Partners, speaks at the meeting “Lavorare oltre i confini” (“Working beyond borders”), organised by the Department of Language and Culture Studies (DSLC) of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (UniMoRe) as part of its series of meetings with companies for the LCE and LACOM degree courses.
Topics covered
- How companies organise their internationalisation when they open foreign offices and manage staff and contracts in several countries;
- The main international law issues connected with these activities;
- The role of language graduates in the international job market and the skills to develop during their studies.
The meeting lasts about one hour, with time for questions.
Speaker
- Dr. Alessandro Arletti, Studio Arletti & Partners.
WHO CAN ATTEND
The meeting is addressed to students of all years of all degree courses. Thanks to Prof. Francesca Pancotto and Prof. Silvia Cavalieri, coordinators of the two courses, for the invitation.