
Master in Sustainable Environmental Solution and Innovation: Pollution Control, Health, Reproduction and Resource Recovery
🎓 Università degli Studi "Federico II" – Napoli · 📍 Napoli
Overview
The Master in Sustainable Environmental Solution and Innovation: Pollution Control, Health, Reproduction and Resource Recovery is a second-level master of the University of Naples Federico II, Department of Biology, in person in Naples. It integrates hygiene, chemistry, endocrinology, molecular biology and engineering with lectures, laboratories and company experience, to propose innovative solutions for pollution control, improve public health and recover resources.
It is aimed at master's graduates or equivalent. The language is presumed to be Italian; duration, credits, price and start date are not stated. The master combines different disciplines to tackle the problems of pollution and health. Credits and price are not stated.
Key features
Admissions
The master is intended for master's graduates or those holding an equivalent qualification, but the page does not detail the specific requirements: it does not state the degree classes accepted or the credits required. It does not describe the selection procedure, does not give the number of places and does not mention scholarships. The price is not stated.
No application deadlines or start date are given. The master is second-level and takes place in person in Naples, with lectures, laboratories and company experience.
The duration is not stated. The language is not made explicit and is presumed to be Italian, despite the English title. For up-to-date requirements and deadlines the official call for applications must be consulted.
Curriculum
The Master in Sustainable Environmental Solution and Innovation: Pollution Control, Health, Reproduction and Resource Recovery is a second-level programme of the University of Naples Federico II, organised by the Department of Biology. It trains specialists able to propose innovative solutions for pollution control, to improve public health and to promote the recovery of resources, through cooperation between different disciplines. Pollution has effects on the environment, on health and also on reproduction, as the title of the master indicates. To address these problems, skills in hygiene, chemistry, endocrinology and molecular biology are needed, but also in engineering, to design technologies for control and for the recovery of resources. The master links these disciplines in a single programme.
The curriculum integrates hygiene, chemistry, endocrinology, molecular biology and engineering. Lectures are accompanied by laboratory activities and company experience, which are part of the structure of the programme. The master takes place in person in Naples. The page does not state the duration or the credits, and the language of teaching, which is presumed to be Italian, cannot be inferred from the language of the title. The lectures are integrated with laboratory activities and company experience, which make it possible to see how innovative solutions are applied in production processes. The Department of Biology, which organises the master, offers a suitable scientific setting, but the page does not specify which laboratories and which companies are involved.
The career opportunities indicated include environmental consultant, waste management expert, environmental engineer and sustainability manager roles. The master is intended for master's graduates or those holding an equivalent qualification, but the specific requirements are not detailed. The price is not given. The page does not describe the start date, selection, places or scholarships, information to be requested from the university. The career opportunities include environmental consulting, waste management, environmental engineering and sustainability-related roles. The master is intended for master's graduates, but the specific requirements are not clear. The page does not state duration, credits, cost and calendar, so the university must be contacted or the official call for applications consulted for complete information. Before applying it is advisable to compare this information with that published on the university's official website, which may be more up to date than the page. It is also advisable to contact the department's teaching office to clarify any doubts about attendance, lesson calendar, assessment methods and organisation of the final exam. Those who work should carefully assess the commitment required, in terms of weekly hours and attendance, to understand whether the programme is compatible with other professional or personal commitments.
Info and enrolment
- Università degli Studi "Federico II" – Napoli
- 📍 Napoli
- ✉️ pre-enrolment@unina.it
- 🌐 unina.it
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