Biological Sciences for the Environment (INTERATENEO)

Key features of the program

Multidisciplinary knowledge: The curriculum combines core biological subjects with specialized areas related to environmental management and natural resources.

Practical skills: The course includes a balance of theoretical and practical work, with labs and fieldwork to help students develop technical and experimental skills.

Real-world application: Students learn to apply their knowledge to environmental monitoring, biodiversity protection, and the analysis of complex biological systems.

Inter-university collaboration: The degree is managed by both UMG and UniRC, which enhances the academic experience by leveraging resources from two different institutions.Graduates will be prepared for a number of career paths, including: 

Working as a "junior biologist" in various fields after passing the state exam and registering with the professional association.

Pursuing employment in public or private institutions that deal with environmental monitoring, conservation, or territorial planning.

Continuing their education by enrolling in a master's degree program to specialize further.