Master in Sciences and Technologies for Environment and Landscape

Tuition comes to 2,056 EUR per year.

Sciences and technologies for environment and landscape bring together ecology, earth sciences, and planning to study how natural and human-influenced landscapes function and how they can be managed sustainably. A master's programme in this field typically covers ecosystem ecology, environmental monitoring, landscape analysis, and conservation, alongside technical skills such as geographic information systems and remote sensing used to assess and map environmental conditions. Coursework often addresses environmental policy and regulation as well, connecting scientific analysis of landscapes with the practical and legal frameworks used to manage land and natural resources. Graduates from this kind of programme work in environmental consultancy, conservation organisations, and public agencies responsible for land-use planning, environmental protection, or natural resource management. Others focus on environmental monitoring and impact assessment for infrastructure or industrial projects, or move into research roles studying ecosystem change and landscape dynamics. The combination of scientific and technical training with an understanding of environmental policy also supports careers bridging science and decision-making in government or non-governmental organisations. This two-year master's programme, Sciences and Technologies for Environment and Landscape, is offered by Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, based in Milano, Italy, and taught in English. As a master's-level programme, it is intended for students who already hold a bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, geography, or a related field. The English-medium format is designed to make the programme accessible to an international student body at a university with an established science faculty in the Milano area.