Learning objectives:
To acquire the necessary basis for understanding how ecosystems work and the interactions between vegetation, soil and the micro-environment.
- To learn key aspects of land restoration in areas affected by mining, as well as the most suitable techniques for achieving this.
- To train professionally to advise, launch and manage land restoration projects in mining areas.
- To be able to adopt measures following scientific criteria that avoid, minimise or address environmental impacts on land due to mining.
Recommended applicant profiles and admission requirements:
- Individuals interested in identifying the role of plants in ecosystems and how to revegetate land disrupted by mining.
- Holders of bachelor's degrees and engineering degrees in: health sciences, earth science and related disciplines (biology, environmental science, agronomy, geology, mine engineering, forest engineering, geography, landscape architecture); and who wish to broaden their knowledge and boost their career prospects.
- Students who do not hold a university qualification may be accepted to the course. On this occasion, they must write an expression of interest letter to the course convenor before enrolling.
Admission for applicants not holding a degree qualification:
Students who are not university graduates may be admitted on these courses. These students will be eligible for a university extension course certificate.Information regarding the entry requirements in this case can be obtained from the course coordinators.
Name of individual or institution: Facultat de Biologia
Address: Diagonal, 643 Barcelona 08028 Barcelona España
Email address: montsejorba
Telephone: 934021465
Observations: Monday and Wednesday, from 5 to 7 p.m
Name of individual or institution: Montse Jorba
Address: Diagonal, 643 Barcelona 08028 Barcelona España
Email address:
Telephone: Barcelona