7 Full-time Master's in Environmental Economics & Policy in Italy

The objectives of the Environmental and Land Engineering programme at Politecnico di Torino are aimed at training an engineer capable of dealing at a high level with the complex problems typical of the environment and the territory which concern the interaction between natural (air, water, soil, biosphere) and anthropic components.  

The Biodiversity, Conservation And Environmental Quality program from University of Siena, taught entirely in English, prepares highly qualified environmental biologists with expertise in various aspects of biodiversity, focusing on nature conservation and environmental quality assessment.

The International Master in Environmental Sustainability and Circular Economy is a 12-month International Master programme offered by us at MIP Politecnico Di Milano. Our main objective is to provide you with the necessary skills for a managerial career in the field of sustainability, with a special focus on topics related to Energy Management and Circular Economy.

Green Economy and Sustainable Transitions from University of Ferrara was born out of the importance of innovation in general, and eco- innovation in particular, in the transition to a greener, low-carbon economy – one of the goals of the European Union – in line with the principles of the circular economy.

The degree program in Planning and Policies for the City, Environment and Landscape from University of Sassari prepares students to become experts in analyzing urban, landscape and environmental dynamics as well as in developing policies and programs for a city and its surroundings.

The Environmental Sustainability and Decision Making M.A. at St. John's University is a professional master's programme offered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary curriculum spans 30 to 33 credits, focusing on science and policy to address global environmental challenges and social injustice effectively.

The Master degree in Environmental and Food Economics from The University of Milan, represents a novelty in the Italian university system, by combining topics of environmental and climate change economics with the economics and management of the agri-food sector, carefully selects the contents of its courses, and for being taught entirely in English.