The Interdisciplinary Programme in Green Technologies is designed to enrich the profile of Master's graduates by equipping them with systems-thinking skills, an interdisciplinary perspective, and a strong focus on innovation for environmental sustainability and the decarbonisation of the economy. The programme combines advanced and specialised expertise in green technologies with cross-disciplinary competencies, enabling students to broaden their knowledge and adopt a holistic approach to the design, management, innovation, and lifecycle assessment of green technologies.
Upon successful completion of the programme, the Interdisciplinary Programme in Green Technologies qualification will be recorded in the student's Diploma Supplement and recognised through the award of a dedicated digital badge.
Who can apply
The Interdisciplinary Programme is open to students enrolled in a Master's Degree Programme who can dedicate at least 25 ECTS credits to specialised training in Green Technologies, within the 120 ECTS credits required for their degree. The study path has been specifically tailored to each participating Degree Programme.
Students enrolled in the following Master's Degree Programmes are eligible to apply:
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Energy Engineering
- Management Engineering
- Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology
- Mechanical Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Food Engineering
- Environmental and Land Planning Engineering
How to apply
You can enrol in the Interdisciplinary Programme in Green Technologies when submitting your individual Study Plan.
The programme can be selected during the Study Plan submission process. Detailed information is available in the Academic Regulations of each Degree Programme.
Programme requirements
To complete the programme, students must earn at least 25 ECTS credits from educational activities relevant to the Green Technologies profile, selected from Tables A and B. Specifically, students must obtain:
- at least 15 ECTS credits from Table A;
- at least 10 ECTS credits from Table B.
Where necessary, additional (extra-curricular) ECTS credits may be included in the Study Plan to fulfil these requirements.
Students are also required to participate in a mandatory workshop organised in collaboration with the Enel Foundation.
For a course to be recognised as part of the Interdisciplinary Programme in Green Technologies, at least one of the following conditions must be met:
- the course selected from Table A or Table B must be included in the Study Manifesto of the academic year in which the student joins the programme;
- the course selected from Table A or Table B must appear in the programme tables for the same academic year in which the student includes it in their Study Plan. However, the examination does not need to be taken during that academic year.
Failure to obtain the required 25 ECTS credits in activities related to the Interdisciplinary Programme in Green Technologies does not prevent students from being awarded their Master's Degree.
Further information
For enquiries regarding the Interdisciplinary Programmes, please contact the School by email.