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Headquarter
Rome, Faculty of Architecture & Viterbo, Polo didattico Agraria, Campus Riello
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Department
Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems, University of Tuscia & Department of Architecture and Design, Faculty of Architecture, University “Sapienza” of Rome
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Language
Italian
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Course lenght
3 years
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Admission
Non-selective entry test
The Landscape, planning and design Degree Course issues from an Academic synergy between Tuscia University (former Faculty of Agriculture) and the Faculty of Architecture of Sapienza University of Rome.
The Course seeks to develop the discipline and the knowledge necessary to address the important environmental and design issues faced by society.
Meeting the evergrowing demand for highly qualified professionals , both at national and European level, being a priority goal, the Curriculum will provide the students with relevant cultural competence and skills in the analysis, design, management and promotion of the territory both in the rural and peri-urban/urban areas.
Qualified graduates will be able to deal, with an innovating, interdisciplinary approach, with large-scale environmental ,urban and socio-economic issues.
Also, in the light of the ongoing and future and foreseeable environmental transformations, the course seeks to develop the competence and operational skills in infrastructural, environmental and landscape planning in particular, as well as in agroforestry.
This Joint University Degree has its main premises at the Faculty of Architecture of “La Sapienza” University (Piazza di Fontanella di Borghese, Rome).
The administrative offices of this Joint University Degree are hosted by Università della Tuscia which is in charge of all enrolment procedures. The Degree has no numerus clausus and no enrolment restrictions are envisaged but the candidates are expected to undergo an entry test.
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Learning objectives
The Degree will provide the students with theoretical, interpretative and methodological knowledge as well as with the competence and skills necessary to access the job market or to complete further studies.
To this end, the Curriculum is designed to foster knowledge in Earth Science, Biological, Agricultural and Forestry Systems, in Environmental, Urban and Landscape Science; it also provides the methodological tools to design and intervene on landscapes, urban contexts and on the environment.
The Curriculum promotes the acquisition of fundamental skills in Landscape and Environmental Planning and Design, and more specifically, the foundations of :
- characteristics, properties and functions of agricultural systems which define agricultural lands and landscapes;
- techniques to describe, analyse and manage forestry ecosystems and forest planning;
- techniques required to design parks and protected areas as well as to recover degraded natural environments;
- terrestrial ecosystems through geopedology, botany, environmental chemistry and landscape ecology;
- architectural history and tools for cartographical, topographical or visual analysis and description;
- landscape architecture and planning of open spaces;
- urban planning and techniques required to desig the combination of land, environment and landscape;
- economics and law with regard to land and natural resources management and preservation.
To sum up, the theoretical and applied courses aim to train graduates whose qualifications prove useful to work in fields that range from activities of representation and interpretation of the rural and urban landscape to the assessment of environmental transformations and the impact of human activities on the environment;
The Curriculum also embraces the planning of protected areas and parks, the management of agroforestry and open space systems together with land protection, safeguard and enhancement.
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Career opportunities
The Degree [class L-21], on condition that the candidate has successfully completed the National Examination, is a requisite to enrol in:
- -the Order of Architects in Landscape Planning and Conservation-sector of Junior Planners of the B section;
- -the Order of Graduates in Agronomy and Forestry, Junior Agronomy and Forestry – sector of the B section of the Order of Graduates in Agronomy and Forestry.
The degree covers all requirements to access the Master’s Degrees of the LM-3 class (Landscape Architecture), LM-48 (Environmental Urban Land Planning), LM-69 (Agriculture Science and Technology) and LM-73 (Forestry and Environmental Science and Technology) and the like.
Career opportunities also include the so-called Green Jobs
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Further education
Sapienza/Tuscia inter-university Master’s degree course in Landscape Architecture (Official website of LM-3) and, with integrations, Master’s degree course in Environmental and Forestry Sciences (Official website of LM-73), and 1st-level Professional Master programmes.
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Apprenticeships and Internships (off- campus university training)
Apprenticeships and Internships are the meeting point between the companies and the students; the curricular internship provides not only an excellent opportunity to acquire a hands-on professional experience, but also an opportunity to enter the job market.
With the in-company training, students participate actively and on a continuous basis, in the activities performed at the company premises (the number of training hours being determined by her/his curriculum)
In-company training is provided for by a pre-scheduled programme; it’s aim is to increase the students’ knowledge and professionalism and help them gradually access the job market
The training objectives are agreed upon by both the University and the company tutors respectively.
The Department tutors also give the students career guidance, suggest the procedures to activate the internship, provide explanations to complete forms and supply any other technical advice they may possibly need.
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Further information about the course
Specific traineeships: on notice at Tenuta di Castelporziano (Rome), activities at CSALP – UNITUS (held in Pieve Tesino), trainings, international summer schools and educational trips.
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Program coordinators
Info and Contacts
Prof. Emanuele Blasi (Referente del Corso di Laurea)
Dipartimento per la Innovazione nei sistemi Biologici, Agroalimentari e Forestali (DIBAF)
E-mail e.blasi@unitus.it
Tel. 0761/357748Course Administrative Offices
DIBAF Complesso Riello, Università degli Studi della Tuscia
Via S. Camillo de Lellis, snc 01100 Viterbo
E-mail s.didat.dibaf@unitus.it
Tel. 0761 357583 – 544
Course teaching location and premises
DIAP Facoltà di Architettura, Sapienza Università di Roma
Piazza Borghese, 9 00186 Roma
Student Information Office
Via S. Maria in Gradi, 4 01100 Viterbo
E-mail segreteriaunica@unitus.it
Tel. 0761 357798 – 800007464
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