Angelica obtained her Master’s Degree in Law from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in October 2025, graduating summa cum laude. Her thesis in Private International Law, entitled “The Impact of Substantive Values on the Content and Operation of EU Rules on Jurisdiction”, examines European rules on jurisdiction, highlighting, also through the analysis of specific provisions, how these rules may be viewed not merely as technical instruments for allocating adjudicatory power among sovereign States, but as one of the concrete expressions of the legal benefits deriving from European integration.

In 2023, Angelica attended a course as part of the Summer School programme at King’s College London and, in 2024, spent a semester studying at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. In 2025, she obtained the Certificate in International Commercial and Investment Arbitration, organised by Roma Tre University and the Italian Association for Arbitration.