Program Overview

Program Overview

The Natural Capital and Protected Areas program is a Master's degree course offered by the Sapienza University of Rome. The program aims to provide high-level training and professional updating in the field of planning, design, and management of protected areas and natural capital.

Program Details

• ID: 29491
• Course type: Master
• Academic year: 2022/2023
• Degree level: M2
• Length: Annual
• Tuition fee: 4000
• CFU: 60

Admission Criteria

The deadline for submitting the admission application has been extended to January 31, 2023. The program is a candidate for the INPS Executive Master, which aims to provide high-level training and professional updating for public administration employees. Through this candidacy, the program has requested scholarships for public employees, covering all or part of the tuition fee.

Educational Goals

The program aims to satisfy the demand for high-level training and technical-scientific and cultural updating in the field of protected areas and natural capital. The program will provide a training path focused on the planning, design, and management of protected areas and natural capital, as well as other forms of territorial, environmental, and landscape protection.

Program Structure

The program will be taught by the scientific and methodological competencies of the Sapienza University of Rome, particularly the Department of Planning, Design, and Technology of Architecture. The program will also involve the participation of local, national, and international entities and organizations related to the planning, design, and management of protected areas and natural capital.

Research Areas

The program will focus on the following research areas:

• Planning, design, and management of protected areas and natural capital
• Territorial, environmental, and landscape protection
• High-level training and professional updating for public administration employees

Program Director

The program director is Laura Ricci.

Department

The program is offered by the Department of Planning, Design, and Technology of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture.