Ecology, Environmental Management and Restoration

Introduction

The master's degree Ecology, Environmental Management and Restoration is intended to train professionals and scientists in the study of populations, communities and natural systems, preparing them for the diagnosis, management and restoration of natural ecosystems and ecosystems changed by human activity. The master's degree provides students with advanced scientific, methodological and technical knowledge that is both specialized and multidisciplinary in nature, fostering collaboration in applied projects with research groups and public and private bodies in order to give students experience in the discipline.
The program is intended to provide professional-level skills applicable to work in the environmental sector so that students can design and apply preventive and corrective techniques to the degradation of the natural environment. It also aims to give specialized researchers the skills to be competitive in the field of ecology and environmental management.

This master's degree is a response to the increasing demands of the public for greater environmental conservation and management and a more sustainable use of natural resources.

Learning objectives

This master's degree has the following basic objectives:

• To train professionals and scientists in the study of populations, communities and ecosystems.
• To train environmental professionals who are able to design and apply preventive and corrective techniques to the degradation of the natural environment.