Sciences and Management of Nature

A two-year (120 ECTS) second-cycle Master's degree offering an interdisciplinary path between natural sciences, management and environmental conservation to safeguard ecosystems and respond to ongoing climate change. It trains Natural Environment Management and Conservation Experts and offers a curriculum in Global Change Ecology and Sustainable Development. Graduates work with environmental protection agencies, parks and protected-area authorities, scientific museums and international organisations (UN, EU, World Bank, FAO).

Open access; a suitable bachelor's/first-cycle degree with adequate curricular background, plus English proficiency at CEFR B2 level (program taught in English and Italian).

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