The degree course is characterised as a generalist degree course in the field of architecture, capable of providing a broad theoretical basis, but oriented towards sustainability and the regeneration of heritage and the local area. The training programme is designed to produce graduates who meet the criteria required by the most developed sectors of the construction and building restoration world and by the public spheres for building control, conservation of protected existing buildings and city management.

The civil and environmental engineer plays a key role in contemporary society by dealing with various issues that affect everyday life. These include the design, construction, surveying and maintenance of structural works of buildings and infrastructure; the management of water resources; the management and mitigation of natural and man-made hazards; and the analysis of interactions between the ground and works. The degree course aims to train entry-level technical professionals who are able to contribute to the design and construction process of civil and environmental engineering works.

The degree course in 'Computer Technologies Engineering' trains computer engineers with strong basic and engineering skills. The course contains innovative course units on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity topics, alongside more traditional, highly educational courses. A curriculum tailored to the expectations of companies, which demand graduates with skills typical of software engineers and in much greater numbers than are actually available.

The degree course in 'Computer, Electronic and Communications Engineering', LIIET, represents the evolution of a consolidated 20-year tradition at the University of Parma. Starting from A.Y. 2021/22, the LIIET was organised to provide, particularly in the first two years of the course, transversal skills which are then completed in the third year, based on the student's choice of one of eight specialised curricula in the key sectors of Information Technology Engineering.

Emphasise the potential and currently marginally expressed link between design culture and the food system, with a look at scenarios of consumption, management, production and systemic circularity. You will become a designer! You will be able to face the needs of the production world, with a solid design method, an ability to make choices based on environmental, social and economic sustainability, and with a wealth of technical-scientific tools to support your projects.

The career-oriented degree course in 'Constructions, Infrastructures and Territorial Management' (CIT) trains young professionals with expertise in the civil, construction, infrastructure and territorial sectors.
The course provides advanced technical application skills that meet the needs of operators in the construction and land management sectors.
The degree programme includes a basic training, with ample space devoted to laboratory activities and a 9-month internship to be carried out in a company in the 3rd year.