Bachelor in Sustainable Building Engineering

The degree aims to provide the students with the knowledge and skills needed to ensure a sustainable future to both existing and new buildings. The main purpose of this degree is to update traditional civil engineering skills with a particular focus on sustainable development. To achieve this target, the degree will ensure the acquisition of scientific and technological contents aimed to design, plan and manage solutions for territory and built environment under the sustainability principles e.g.: lower energy demand and reduced natural sources consumption in the buildings; passive design strategies and sustainable architecture; recovery, recycle and reuse of building materials; extended lifetime of buildings; risk-free return of materials to the natural cycle; sustainable use of the territory; reduced urban sprawl; urban renewal and protection of natural areas and resources.

Sapienza University of Rome was founded in 1303, located outside the Vatican walls. Despite some initial issues with the clergy, the university fostered a new relationship between the city of Rome and scholars from all over the world. The university is structured into 11 faculties and more than 60 academic and research departments, each with their own policies and goals. These departments are dedicated to providing high-quality education and conducting innovative research to serve the nation and society. They offer a diverse range of research training across various disciplines and emerging fields, aiming to establish academic leadership and strategic partnerships with other universities, industries, and the European community.