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See the degree grade →A first-level master's focused on practices and strategies for regenerating urban and territorial contexts with attention to resilience. Suited to graduates in architecture, planning, environmental design and related fields seeking applied, short-cycle postgraduate training.
The public course materials and announcements describe the programme title and its focus on urban and territorial regeneration and resilience. Specific module lists and syllabuses are published in the programme documentation made available alongside the admission notice and programme schedules; candidates are directed to those documents for detailed curricular content.
Admission is managed via an online application process referenced in the programme’s Admission Notice. Applicants must submit the required application materials through the university’s online application system by the stated deadline (1:00 PM Italian time on 19 December 2025 for the 2025–2026 edition). Selection includes an interview stage; materials list an interview score and provides a published list of admitted and non-admitted candidates. For full, authoritative entry criteria applicants should consult the official Admission Notice and use the provided application guidelines and contacts.
The programme documentation indicates professional orientation toward urban and territorial regeneration and resilience, referencing professional profiles and relevant labour market connections; exact occupational pathways are outlined in the programme’s curricular opportunities documents. Prospective students should review those detailed materials or contact programme staff to understand specific roles and sectors that previous cohorts have entered.
For the published edition, enrollment is free and covers room and board for the lessons period. Additional funding, scholarships or external support are not detailed in the public summary; applicants with questions about financial support or living-cost arrangements should contact the Master Service using the listed programme contacts.
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