Mountain Sciences - Italian language 36 months Undergraduate Program By Università degli Studi della Tuscia (University of Tuscia) |Top Universities

Mountain Sciences - Italian language

Program Duration

36 monthsProgram duration

Scholarship

YesScholarships

Main Subject Area

Earth and Marine SciencesMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Earth and Marine Sciences

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The degree course in Mountain Sciences (SM, class L-25), unique in Italy with this denomination, trains a graduate with professional skills in the analysis, design and management of mountain areas and their resources, with particular reference to the Apennine reality. and Mediterranean. To this end, it extends the university training of the traditional graduate in Agricultural and Forestry Sciences by including economic enhancement and tourism promotion of the mountain environment. In particular, the study plan aims to prepare a technician with an articulated preparation in the forestry, agricultural, environmental and economic sectors through a training course aimed at encouraging entrepreneurial growth in mountain areas. 
In fact, students acquire, first of all, an adequate knowledge of basic subjects, such as chemistry and biology, whose teaching, in addition to developing the correct scientific approach to problem solving, also contemplates the applicative aspects of the disciplines. The characterizing teachings concern, first of all, the contents of the forestry and agricultural disciplines, for the conservation of biodiversity and the production, collection and enhancement of mountain products. Then, the multidisciplinary sector of agroforestry engineering that provides the tools necessary for the development of projects and works for the protection of the soil and sources, for the prevention and containment of the degradation processes of the territory and for the arrangement of the slopes and river banks.
Mountain Sciences is a professionalizing course characterized by a practical-applicative approach suitable for allowing graduates to quickly enter the world of work. At the same time, it allows the student to acquire a solid foundation for the continuation of studies in the master's and master's degree courses.
The training is also completed by periods of education in the Alpine and Apennine environment, internships and internships in companies and enterprises and by student mobility programs abroad ( ERASMUS).
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Program overview

Main Subject

Earth and Marine Sciences

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The degree course in Mountain Sciences (SM, class L-25), unique in Italy with this denomination, trains a graduate with professional skills in the analysis, design and management of mountain areas and their resources, with particular reference to the Apennine reality. and Mediterranean. To this end, it extends the university training of the traditional graduate in Agricultural and Forestry Sciences by including economic enhancement and tourism promotion of the mountain environment. In particular, the study plan aims to prepare a technician with an articulated preparation in the forestry, agricultural, environmental and economic sectors through a training course aimed at encouraging entrepreneurial growth in mountain areas. 
In fact, students acquire, first of all, an adequate knowledge of basic subjects, such as chemistry and biology, whose teaching, in addition to developing the correct scientific approach to problem solving, also contemplates the applicative aspects of the disciplines. The characterizing teachings concern, first of all, the contents of the forestry and agricultural disciplines, for the conservation of biodiversity and the production, collection and enhancement of mountain products. Then, the multidisciplinary sector of agroforestry engineering that provides the tools necessary for the development of projects and works for the protection of the soil and sources, for the prevention and containment of the degradation processes of the territory and for the arrangement of the slopes and river banks.
Mountain Sciences is a professionalizing course characterized by a practical-applicative approach suitable for allowing graduates to quickly enter the world of work. At the same time, it allows the student to acquire a solid foundation for the continuation of studies in the master's and master's degree courses.
The training is also completed by periods of education in the Alpine and Apennine environment, internships and internships in companies and enterprises and by student mobility programs abroad ( ERASMUS).
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Admission requirements

3 Years
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More programs from the university

Departments at the University of Tuscia include:

The Department of Agriculture and Forest Sciences

  • Degree Courses
  • Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
  • Forest and Natural Sciences
  • Mountain Sciences


The Department of Ecological and Biological Sciences

The Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisation

  • Business and Economics
  • Industrial Engineering


The Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems


Undergraduate Programmes

  •       Biotechnology
  •       Landscape and Environmental Planning and Design
  •       Science of Forest and Nature
  •        Food and Wine Technologies
  •        Gastronomic and wellness sciences, cultures and politics (joint degree)


The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, History, Philosophy and Law Studies

  •       Bachelor’s Degree Programmes


The Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism

Bachelor’s Degrees

  •       Cultural heritage studies (L-1)
  •       Humanities / Literary studies (L-10)
  •       Communication, technology and digital culture (L-20)


To find out about enrolment, scholarships, and financial aid on undergraduate programmes at the University of Tuscia, please follow this link .

Prospective students could apply to the following scholarship programmes:

  • Regional Scholarship
  • Ministry of Education Scholarship


Departments at the University of Tuscia include:

The Department of Agriculture and Forest Sciences

Second Level Degree Courses

  •       Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
  •       Environment and forests conservation and restoration
  •       Biotechnology for Agro-food safety and quality


PhD Programmes

  •       Plant and Animal Production Sciences
  •       Engineering for Energy and Environment (EEE)


Master’s

  •       Management, Enhancement and Eno gastronomic Promotion
  •       Precision Agriculture


The Department of Ecological and Biological Sciences

The Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisation

Second cycle degree

  •       Management, Finance, and Controlling
  •       Circular economy
  •       Economics and communication for management and innovation
  •       Mechanical Engineering
  •       Management of gastronomic sciences for wellbeing
  •       Marketing and Quality
  •       Sciences of Politics, of the Int. Security and of the Public Com.


The Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems

Graduate programmes

  •       Industrial biotechnology for health and well-being
  •       Forestry and Environmental Sciences (MSc fully in English)
  •       Food Science and Technology (joint degree)
  •       Landscape Architecture (joint degree)


Single Cycle Programmes

  •       Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage


The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, History, Philosophy and Law Studies

  •       Single-Cycle Master's D. Programmes
  •       Master's Degree Programmes
  •       PhD Programmes


The Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism

Master’s Degrees

  •        Modern philology (LM-14)
  •       Digital information (LM-91)


To find out about enrolment, scholarships, and financial aid on postgraduate programmes at the University of Tuscia, please follow this link .

A scholarship callout for international students who graduated in a first level course in another Italian or International University is now open.
The deadline is the 15 October 2021. Read the call  here  and use this application form to  apply .

Prospective students could apply to the following scholarship programmes:

  • Regional Scholarship

  • Ministry of Education Scholarship

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