The Master's Degree programme in Environmental Engineering aims to train future engineers to deal with complex problems and design conventional and innovative solutions related to environmental and territorial issues such as water resources, soil conservation, pollution control, energy resources and environment and land protection. To access the Master’s Degree programme, applicants are required to have a Bachelor's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, class L-7 - (DM 270/04), or in Civil and Environmental Engineering, class VIII - (DM 509/99), or an academic title obtained abroad and recognised as equivalent. In addition, the acquisition of an adequate number of credits in some scientific-disciplinary sectors is required for admission, as set out in the Degree Course Regulations.