Maria Bruccoleri

Maria Bruccoleri is a Professor at Temple University Rome’s College of Science & Technology, with extensive roles across multiple institutions including LUMSA University, Parul University, University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, and University of Palermo. She specializes in legal and technological intersections, focusing on tax law, blockchain, cybersecurity, and digital governance.

• Professor, Temple University Rome
• Contract Professor, LUMSA University
• Adjunct Professor, Parul University and University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
• Lecturer, University of Palermo

Education:

• Graduated in International Relations (2019), specializing in International Trade
• Thesis: "Digital Citizenship, the Estonia case"

Research Interests: Maria’s work bridges legal frameworks and digital innovation, covering Tax Law, Criminal Tax Law, Blockchain Law, Smart Contracts, Cybersecurity Awareness, Data Protection, and Digital Transformation. She also explores AI applications, digital education, and negotiation theory in business contexts.

Leadership: She serves as European Vice President of the European Union of Lawyers’ Commission on New Technologies and Data Protection.

Professional Engagement: Maria works as a legal consultant and Quality Control Department Chief at Roland Italy (Deutsche company), and collaborates with institutions like University Statale in Milan and ESERP School of Business in Madrid.