The study of land and territory requires a deep understanding of environmental and cultural heritage, urban settlements, landscapes, and local societies, as well as the intricate ways these elements interact with one another.
Students learn to read, interpret, analyze, and design cities and regions across their many dimensions. This includes evaluating natural resources, tracking urban transformations, and understanding how human activity shapes living spaces where the distinct identity of a place is tightly bound to social dynamics and local community vocations.
This degree program is designed for students eager to acquire innovative tools for studying and designing contemporary cities and territories, embracing the full richness of their meaning: from built settlements to the broader environment and landscape.
Our goal is to train professionals equipped with the essential skills to develop plans and projects that promote sustainable land use, while fully preserving nature and the environment.
