Maria Vittoria Ferroni

Maria Vittoria Ferroni is an Associate Professor of Administrative Law at the Department of Political Sciences, University of Rome La Sapienza. Her career spans teaching, research, and interdisciplinary projects focusing on urban regeneration, environmental law, public procurement, and administrative procedures. She has held teaching roles since 2014 and coordinates the ComuneCondiviso laboratory for urban regeneration.

• Education: PhD in Public Economics Law (2005), Law Degree summa cum laude (1995) from La Sapienza.

Her research interests include administrative law, environmental law, urban regeneration, and alternative methods to animal testing. She has led major interdisciplinary projects on urban regeneration and animal testing regulations.

Recent publications highlight biodiversity law, public procurement reforms, and urban informality. She has presented at conferences across Europe and authored chapters in key legal treatises.

Teaching and Leadership: She teaches Environmental Law and Administrative Law at La Sapienza, and has contributed to doctoral programs. Her work bridges legal theory with practical applications in public administration and urban policy.