Master in Conservation of Agro-Silvo-Pastoral Environments and Animal Biodiversity in Italy and Europe (CAB EU)

The Master in Conservation of Agro-Silvo-Pastoral Environments and Animal Biodiversity in Italy and Europe, referred to by the acronym CAB EU, is a first-level programme of the University of Naples Federico II, organised by the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Production. It deals with the conservation of agro-silvo-pastoral environments and animal biodiversity, with attention to sustainable management and the regulatory framework in force in Italy and Europe. Agro-silvo-pastoral environments, that is, agricultural, forest and grazing environments, host many animal species and are under pressure from changes in land use and from the climate. The master considers the conservation of animal biodiversity as part of sustainable land management, in line with European policies.

The page does not give the detail of the courses, but indicates that the programme aims to convey operational skills that can be applied immediately in the field of environmental conservation, including analysis, management of natural resources and environmental impact assessment. The master takes place in person in Naples. The duration, the credits and any internship are not stated, and the language, not stated, may be presumed to be Italian. Since the programme is not described in detail, it is advisable to ask the university for the complete teaching plan. The expression day-one job skills indicates a practice-oriented approach, in which the ability to analyse a context, manage natural resources and assess the impact of activities counts. The reference to Europe in the title suggests a regulatory framework and cases not limited to Italy, but the page does not describe the modules.

The aim is to provide what the page defines as day-one job skills. The career opportunities indicated concern the green economy sector, in public and private settings, in Italy and abroad. The master is open to both bachelor's and master's graduates interested in sustainability and the environment. The cost is €1,300. The start date, selection, places and scholarships are not given and must be checked in the official call for applications, together with any degree classes required and compulsory attendance. The cost of €1,300 is relatively low. The career opportunities are in the green economy, in the public and private sectors, in Italy and abroad. Open access to bachelor's and master's graduates makes the audience very varied. Duration, credits, calendar, language and internships are not stated and must be checked with the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Production. They must be confirmed.