Landscape Architecture and Water: Crisis from Droughts to Floods in agreement with Politecnico di Milano

Postgraduate type
Professional Master Programme
Academic year
2024/2025
Duration
1 year
Level
Second level
Language
English
Area
Interdisciplinary
In summary
Opening of applications
Closing of applications
Hub
University of Parma and Politecnico di Milano
Application calls and forms
Further information
ECTS credits
60
Cost
€ 1.516,00
Access requirements

a) all second-level degree classes (referred to in D.M. No. 509/99 and D.M. No. 270/04);

b) degree obtained according to the pre-reform regulations D.M. n. 509/99;

c) equivalent qualification issued abroad, recognised as eligible according to the regulations in force by the Executive Committee for the sole purpose of registration for the course

Auditors
20
Contact for educational information
Site
Beginning of teaching activities
March 2025
Methods of implementation
The contents are delivered through frontal teaching activities and in modules in the form of thematic workshops composed of several courses that actively participate in the definition of design experimentation. The Master will be in English
Educational content

 The course aims to maintain the centrality of the landscape project, as transformation and care of the open space. Training takes place through the transversality of knowledge to offer complementary points of view. The activities of the training modules are organized between lessons and activities of application design laboratory.                                                                                                                                                                                           

Admission procedure

chronological order

Minimum number of enrollments
6
Maximum number of enrollments
25
Professional profile

The course aims to train experts capable of managing the project of open space in relation to the constitutive material of the landscape, namely soil, water and vegetation, to be considered as exhaustible resources. The transformation of the open space is both a significant aesthetic experience and an ethical and environmental responsibility in view of the finite resources. The professional profile must be able to transform the space we live in and must be able to take into deep consideration the finitude of the Earth’s resources. Particular importance is given to the management of water and soil in the project. They become central to re-signifying places in the light of the transformations linked to the finiteness of resources, the changeability of the climate and the adaptive capacities that the landscape project offers as an intrinsic characteristic to trigger life processes.