Genoa, Italy
$3,499-$6,499
Overview
Genoa, the capital of Liguria and Italy’s sixth-largest city, offers an unforgettable setting for pre-law students participating in a Lex Fellowship in Italy. Known for its historic role in international trade and maritime law, Genoa provides a unique legal and cultural backdrop for students eager to visit law firms, observe legal professionals in action, and gain real-world insight into international law.
As part of this pre-law summer program, you'll engage with top legal minds, explore global legal systems, and visit law firms in Genoa—all while immersing yourself in the city’s rich culture, coastal beauty, and world-famous cuisine. Experience the law beyond the classroom with Lex Fellowship in one of Italy’s most intellectually and culturally inspiring cities.
Dates & Availability
Summer 2025
July 19, 2025 - July 25, 2025 (1 week) - $3,499 (Close to Full) 00
Summer 2026
May 9, 2026 - May 29, 2026 (3 weeks) - $6,499 (Available) 00
May 30, 2026 - June 5, 2025 (1 week) - $4,499 (Available) 00
June 6, 2026 - June 19, 2026 (2 weeks) - $5,499 (Available) 00
June 20, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (2 weeks) - $5,499 (Available) 00
July 4, 2026 - July 17, 2026 (2 weeks) - $5,499 (Available) 00
July 18, 2026 - July 31, 2026 (2 weeks) - $5,499 (Available) 00
“Compared to my other experiences, like my legal internship, Lex has been very unique, both in terms of getting to discover different fields of law, which is more diverse than just doing an internship, but also getting to connect with different types of lawyers on a daily basis.”
-Kabir S., California Polytechnic
Lex participants at a law firm.
Details and Information:
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Lex programs are robust in terms of the law firm exposure, legal training, and extended learning opportunities that prepare students for the law school admissions process and first year of law school. Housing accommodations, law firm visits, Legal Associate with a U.S. JD background, 24/7 on-site support staff, travel health insurance, cultural excursions, and more are included. View the full list here.
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Deposit: The first $900 of the program fee is non-refundable and paid upfront to reserve a Fellow’s spot on the Fellowship, regardless of the city and date chosen.
Rest of the fee: There are two easy ways to pay: Either, pay in full (upon signing up), or in monthly payments (between signing up and the actual program).
Financing & Aid: Alumni often deem Lex one of the highest returns on investment in their educational path. Anyone can do it, and we offer many financing options, fundraising being one of the best. Learn more about financing and aid here.
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Our refund and credit policy is reason-neutral, meaning that the same policy applies to withdrawals by students or (unlikely) cancellations by Lex, whether they are related to COVID-19 or any other factor. The $900 deposit is always non-refundable, but it can carry over as program credit.
>90 days before program: Full refund, deposit counted as credit toward future programs.
<=90 days before program, but >45 days before program: No refund, 100% of paid fees (including deposit) counted as credit toward future programs.
<=45 days before program: No refund, 20% of paid fees (including deposit) counted as credit toward future programs.
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Language skills are not required
Alumni went on to 10 of the top 20 law schools
Lex alumni become some of the few law applicants to have seen global legal systems firsthand, and they often bring this up as a conversation in interviews
Lex programs include housing, some meals, excursions, health insurance, and more
In a PhD-authored study, 81% of a large sample of alumni progressed on the competencies that law schools use to assess applicants
Consider Programs that Combine Multiple Countries in One Trip
Multi-country programs compound both the short and long-term value of your experience. Learn more.
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