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Professional Master programme in Transitions and Innovations in European Territories: Environments and Landscapes Beyond the Anthropocene - 6029

Code	6029
Academic Year	2023-2024
Subject area	Humanities
Campus	Ravenna
Level	Second
Director	Roberto Pasini
Duration	Annual
Teaching methods	Conventional
Language	English
Cost	5,000.00 €
Instalments	first instalment 3.000,00 euros (to be paid by the deadline set for enrolment 27/10/2023); second instalment 2.000,00 euros (to be paid by 31/01/2024)
Application deadline	Sep 29, 2023 (Expired)
Enrolment start and end	from 16/10/2023 to 27/10/2023

Main Department: Department of Cultural Heritage - DBC
Professional Profile: The Master (programme in collaboration with "European College of Cluny" (EN) and with "Collège Européen de Cluny" (IT) ) lasts for 1 year, classroom training is delivered in English, awards 60 CFU CFU credits and aims the following learning outcomes : while focusing on the management of common goods in the face of the ongoing climatic and environmental transformations, the programme provides relevant knowledge and skills for the formation and maintenance of territorial innovation projects in Europe by adopting the notion of 'landscape' as a leitmotif.
Number of participants: Min: 10 Max: 25
Credits: 60
International Professional Master's programme: Yes

Admission qualifications: - second cycle degree obtained under D.M. 270/04 or single cycle degree obtained under the laws previously in force (DM 509/99 and Old Regulations).
No specific major/minor required (sectorial affinities: sociologists, geographers, architects, engineers, graduates in political science, cultural heritage, international relations or European studies);

- second / single cycle degree obtained abroad deemed equivalent to those described in point above by the admission committee, for the purposes of admission to the Master.
Linguistic skills: Good knowledge of English
Selection criteria: Admission to the Master is subject to a positive opinion based on titles and interview.
Selection date: Oct 05, 2023

Study plan

Teaching Activities:

Re-thinking the Anthropocene Together - Mario Angelo Neve, Alessia Mariotti;
Reading the Landscape - Roberto Pasini; Mario Angelo Neve;
Water, Common Good: access and management - Serena Ceola; Lisa Borgatti; Alessio Domeneghetti
Dealing with energy demand and climate change - Alberto Montanari; Attilio Castellarin; Cristiana Bragalli; Davide Tabarelli
Managing Commons - Caterina Drigo; Emanuele Leonardi;
Welcoming and Including - Enrico Gargiulo; Annalisa Furia; Niccolò Cuppini;
Introduction to the geographic information systems - Grégoire Feyt
Low-Carbon Mobility - Valérie Facchinetti Mannone;
Dwelling with nature - Anne Dorazio;
Circular economy: local timber applications - Louis Denaud;
Acting in the face of the Anthropocene, as a local, regional, national, European and global citizen - Jean-Luc Delpeuch;
Mobilizing the intelligence of a territory - Alexandre Moine;
Public Service for the Innovation of the European Territory - Mario Angelo Neve; Jean-Luc Delpeuch

Other activities:

Compulsory attendance

80%