Environmental Science and Tecnologies
- Greece
- Spain
What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?
What does it train you for?
The Master's Degree Program in Environmental Science and Tecnologiesis structured as a multidisciplinary pathway aimed at: providing an in-depth cultural foundation with a systemic focus on the environment and a solid grasp of the scientific method; developing the ability to identify and organize the interactions among various factors involved in complex environmental processes, systems, and issues; building the capacity to apply diverse investigative methodologies for understanding and managing complex environmental situations linked to restoration and environmental remediation initiatives; acquiring skills in environmental biotechnology; gaining expertise in remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems; using bioindicators in environmental analysis, management, and rehabilitation; working with responsibility in the coordination of environmental analysis, management, and rehabilitation fields; providing the knowledge to assess environmental resources and formulate strategies for land management, planning, and environmental conservation, also integrating environmental variables; managing sustainable processes and procedures for mitigating environmental impacts and risks.
The degree program is delivered in two languages, Italian and English.
What do you learn?
Graduates in Environmental Science and Tecnologies must have multidisciplinary knowledge based on the following concepts: the definition of natural ecosystems with reference to their composition, and their chemical, ecological, geochemical, geomorphological, and biochemical characteristics, as well as various levels of animal and plant biodiversity; an understanding of natural processes and environmental pollution processes; knowledge and comprehension of advanced tools to be adopted for environmental protection, management, sustainability, and rehabilitation.
Achievement of the general objectives is attained through an integrated understanding of physical, mathematical, biological, chemical, ecological, earth sciences, and legal-economic-assessment disciplines.
Additionally, courses in communication and circular economy have been introduced.
Teaching activities are conducted through lectures, laboratory and field exercises, specialized seminars, and case study analyses.
The curriculum includes 12 compulsory exams, one elective exam, a practical/applied internship at affiliated institutions, and a final examination on specific program topics, preferably carried out in collaboration with external entities or companies.
The educational pathway is made more flexible by the inclusion of two optional courses, selectable from a list of 9 courses offered within the program.
What can you do with it?
The Master's Degree program prepares students for careers as:
- Agronomist (independent professional); Researcher at research organizations and institutes
- Biologist (independent professional); Geologist (independent professional)
- Senior Technician for Environmental Systems Management and Monitoring; Senior Technician specializing in Environmental Safety and Protection
- Environmental Sustainability Expert.