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University of Bologna Master in Sciences and Management of Nature: Global Change Ecology & Sustainable Development Goals - GCE & SDG

University of Bologna

Master in Sciences and Management of Nature: Global Change Ecology & Sustainable Development Goals - GCE & SDG

Bologna, Italy

2 years

English

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    About : The Master in Sciences and Management of Nature: Global Change Ecology & Sustainable Development Goals (GCE & SDG) provides in-depth knowledge on ecological concepts and sustainable practices. This program emphasizes understanding changes in climates and ecosystems while addressing global sustainability challenges. It covers topics such as biodiversity, ecosystem services, and integrated management strategies, preparing students for today's environmental issues.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various sectors, including environmental consultancy, conservation organizations, government agencies, and research institutions. Potential job roles include environmental scientists, sustainability managers, and policy advisors, helping to implement sustainable practices and address ecological concerns worldwide.

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The International Curriculum "Global Change Ecology & Sustainable Development Goals - GCE & SDG" aims to train a generation of scientists and managers able to analyze complex problems related to global change and propose solutions for mitigation and adaptation with a multi-scale and multidisciplinary approach, applied to both natural and anthropized systems. This Curriculum, entirely given in English, offers a customized training program based on the student's profile: students can choose different teachings, according to their aspirations, within biological, geological, ecological, technical, and economic disciplines.

5 reasons to enroll in the degree program

  1. To access an interdisciplinary academic, higher education focused on biological, environmental, and socio-economic problems related to Global Change
  2. To acquire expertise in several fields and international organizations in the environmental, economic, and social management of G.C. and ecosystems
  3. To develop international contacts by preparing the degree thesis abroad and to establish new relationships with international teachers and researchers
  4. To develop useful skills to contribute to the construction of a better, more sustainable, and balanced future for the planet's resources
  5. To become scientists/managers dealing with complex issues to find mitigation/adaptation solutions with a multi-scale and multidisciplinary approach
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