Master in Economia Circular

The traditional linear economic model of 'take, make, and dispose' has driven industrial progress but is now fundamentally linked to the climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and the volatile exhaustion of natural resources. This programme explores the shift towards a restorative and regenerative framework that rethinks how materials and energy are utilized across global value chains.

Designed for professionals eager to drive systemic change, this course focuses on how businesses can move beyond mere sustainability to create genuine value through circularity. By integrating systems thinking with practical business strategy, participants examine the intersections between corporate supply chains, legislative frameworks, and R&D ecosystems. The curriculum is rooted in the belief that circularity is not just an environmental imperative but a competitive advantage that can stimulate growth, employment, and resilient innovation.

Practical Application for Business Transformation

Participants move from conceptual understanding to tangible impact, culminating in the development of an actionable transition plan—either for their current organization or a new venture—using established diagnostic tools and circularity metrics. This is a high-intensity, expert-led experience designed to empower those who wish to navigate the complexities of modern environmental impact with strategic clarity.