About us

Made by Jurists, for Jurists

Ius@B is the association created by jurists, for jurists. Founded in March 2019 with the aiming of representing law students at Bocconi University, we believe that, at a university known worldwide for economics, law also deserves the spotlight. For this reason, we participate in Bocconi’s student elections as the only association dedicated solely to the needs of law students, winning seats in every election since our establishment. More than seven years after our founding, Ius@B remains highly active in the University's student community. We represent students at the School of Law and organise events, aperitifs, and educational activities that enrich the academic, social, and professional experience of our members and the wider Bocconi community.

Meet the board
Entrance to the Bocconi campus

Our Values

At Ius@B, we believe that studying law is not just about mastering books, but about building a community where jurists support jurists. Our values are rooted in representation, inclusivity, and passion for the legal field. We give a voice to law students within Bocconi, we create opportunities to grow both academically and personally, and we foster connections through cultural events, debates, and moments of fun. We are committed to ensuring that legal field receives the attention it deserves within our university, while making campus life richer, more dynamic, and more human.

Our Vision

Our vision is to shape a community of law students that looks beyond traditional boundaries, embracing innovation, inclusivity, and internationality. At Ius@B, we promote fresh and forward-thinking approaches to the study and practice of law, encouraging dialogue that connects different legal systems, cultures, and perspectives. We are proud to be an open and diverse association where every student can find a place, encouraging a close relationship with alumni working in the legal professions and beyond. By fostering innovation and cultural exchange, we aim to prepare our members not only to excel as jurists, but also to contribute as citizens of a connected, evolving world.