Sapienza University of Rome Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Building Engineering
Sapienza University of Rome

Sapienza University of Rome

Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Building Engineering

Rome, Italy

BSc

3 years

English

Full time, Part time

EUR 1,500 / per year **

On-Campus

* visa seeking candidates: april 29, 2024

** tuition for our bachelor's and master's programs is € 300-1500/year

Key Summary

About: The Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Building Engineering trains students to design and manage sustainable solutions for existing and new buildings. It updates civil engineering skills with a focus on sustainable development, covering energy demand reduction, passive design, sustainable architecture, material recovery and reuse, building lifecycles, sustainable land use, reduced urban sprawl, urban renewal.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in public and private companies, engineering firms, construction and environmental sectors or as consultants, or progress to master's studies such as Environmental and Sustainable Building Engineering. Potential roles include sustainability consultant, energy analyst, construction project manager, urban planner and engineer.

The degree aims to provide the students with the knowledge and skills needed to ensure a sustainable future for both existing and new buildings. The main purpose of this degree is to update traditional civil engineering skills with a particular focus on sustainable development. To achieve this target, the degree will ensure the acquisition of scientific and technological content aimed at designing, planning, and managing solutions for territory and built environment under the sustainability principles e.g.: lower energy demand and reduced natural sources consumption in the buildings; passive design strategies and sustainable architecture; recovery, recycle and reuse of building materials; an extended lifetime of buildings; risk-free return of materials to the natural cycle; sustainable use of the territory; reduced urban sprawl;  urban renewal and protection of natural areas and resources.