Application deadline
09-10-23
Start
03-11-23
Price: 10500
End
14-12-24
Duration
14 months
DIPARTIMENTO DI ARCHITETTURA E STUDI URBANI
http://www.poliedra.polimi.it/formazione/
Description
The Master offers an advanced training course on the issues of sustainable
development of
Italian mountain areas within the strategic perspective dictated by the new Green Deal
and
the New European Bauhaus promoted by the European Union through the programming
of the
PNRR and SNAI and SNAMI. The Master aims to train technicians and officials active
within the
sectors of Public Administration, companies and professions. They will be able to
operate
effectively and successfully in the processes of territorial, architectural, landscape,
environmental, cultural, social, and economic transformation, which will invest the
Italian
mountain areas in the coming decades, but also in a transnational and global context
characterized by the consequences of climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic. The
Master aims to train professionals who can practice innovation in a European cultural
and
operational context.
The Master offers: a training course for applicants who intend to acquire
professionalism
aimed at planning, designing, and managing the spatial, cultural, and social
transformations
of
mountain territories, combining the planning and financing actions envisaged by the
PNRR,
Green Deal and NEB, and also who intend to operate in all areas that work both on a
national,
local and international scale at the service of public, private or third sector actors
according to
goals and objectives that pursue quality, sustainability and safety.
The training course for the Master is divided into 14 months.
It is stru ctured in teaching modules (lessons and exercises), internships in Public
Administration, or Companies located in the territories concerned by the topics of the
Master.
Educational project
The MOUNTAIN-ABLE Master: Planning and Design for Sustainable Mountain
Development is
an advanced post-graduate course addressed to applicants with a Bachelor's degree or
equivalent qualification earned abroad. The Master's program is based on the belief
that the
Italian mountain areas from the Alps to the Apennines will play a fundamental role in
the
construction of the new socio-economic, settlement, and environmental dynamics in
the Italy
of the future, in line with European processes for territorial development.
New professional and technical profiles will be needed to plan, design, and manage this
transition while guaranteeing quality and sustainability. Profiles equipped with
multidisciplinary
skills and managerial attitudes to define strategic planning processes and design,
empower, or
evaluate local-specific projects. Pursuing a complementarity of intents concerning the
values
of beauty, sustainability, and inclusiveness is necessary for a safe and sustainable living
dimension. Thanks to the dynamics triggered by the National Recovery and Resilience
Plan
(PNRR), the SNAI Strategy, and the National Strategy for the Italian Mountain (SNAMI),
and in
light of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) principles
The Master is designed to respond to these needs, with the conviction that the
sustainability
and quality of the project must be essential elements for a regeneration and
revitalization
process of the mountain areas whose environmental quality has often been
compromised by
inadequate programming, planning, and design practices.
The Master is configured with Executive character, and it is mainly addressed to
applicants
that have already entered a professional career, with particular reference: technicians
and
officials active in the public sector Administration, consortia, cooperatives, third sector
entities, national and international agencies, or similar profiles working for private
companies,
or practitioners.
Requirements
The Master is reserved for candidates holding a three-year degree (Bachelor), or an equivalent
qualification earned abroad in:
- the technical-scientific fields of architecture, planning, restoration, and engineering and the
prevention of seismic and hydrogeological risks;
- the Social and humanistic areas in Anthropology, and the protection of Cultural Heritage;
- Economic and Environmental fields concerning agricultural and livestock mountain
production processes with particular reference to climate change and economic management;
- Communication and Marketing fields about the promotion and valorization of existing
resources.
Graduates in disciplines related to the regeneration of mountain areas and graduates with
professional experience gained in the same subjects will also be able to apply and access.
For foreign candidates, equivalent qualifications will be considered in the respective study
systems.
Location
Milan
Faculty and staff
Director
EMILIA CORRADI
Co-Director
PAOLO BOZZUTO
Department/School/Institution
POLIEDRA
VIA G. COLOMBO, 40
20133
MILANO
Contact person
Prof.ssa ILARIA ROSARIA SEBASTIANELLI
0223992925
0223992901
formazione-poliedra@polimi.it
