Luca Di Giovanni

Luca Di Giovanni serves as a Researcher in Administrative Law at the Department of Law, University of Urbino Carlo Bo since 2022. He earned the National Scientific Qualification for Associate Professor in Administrative Law (sector 12/D1) in 2022, validating his academic credentials for higher faculty positions.

His educational foundation includes a PhD in Public, Urban, and Environmental Law from the University of Florence (2015), where he subsequently held Research Fellow and Research Assistant positions. Di Giovanni has expanded his scholarly perspective through international research stays at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg, 2023), the Luxembourg Centre for European Law (2024), and Université Jean Moulin - Lyon 3's Public Law Team (2025).

His research portfolio centers on critical intersections of administrative law with contemporary governance challenges, particularly in urban planning, environmental protection, public health regulation, and European administrative frameworks. This multidisciplinary approach reflects in his teaching across multiple programs including Law and Legal Sciences for Labour and Public/Private Security.

Di Giovanni actively contributes to academic discourse through memberships in specialized associations: AIDAMBIENTE (Environmental Law), AIDU (Administrative Law), AISRE (Regional and European Studies), CeSDirSan (Health Law), and ICON-S (Public Law).

His teaching responsibilities encompass Administration of Public Security (9 credits), Environmental and Land Law (6 credits), and Institutions of Administrative Law (6 credits) across undergraduate and specialized law programs, demonstrating consistent engagement in legal education from 2022 through the upcoming 2025/2026 academic year.