This Master

MMLU@AA, through the training of skilled professionals in specific design and planning, intends to:

fulfil the needs to manage and to propose possible best uses for Mediterranean landscapes and territories ;

face urgent sustainable development issues, the centre of any contemporary political, cultural and social debate.

What

The Master is organised in four parts over a period of 16 months. Its activities are: frontal/ classroom teaching, assisted workshop activity, assisted study activity, distance individual and collective teaching/ learning activity
(45 cfu/ECTS), apprenticeship (10 cfu/ECTS) and a final project (5 cfu/ECTS).

Why

The program aims to provide both practical skills and a solid theoretical basis through experienced international teaching staff.

Who for

Graduateds with Five Years Degree awarded under Italian Laws (D.M. n. 270/04, D.M. n. 509/99 and before D.M. N° 509/99);

Graduateds with a Foreign Universtiy Degree recognised as equivalent to the Italian degree by the Master Admissions Panel.

Who

Contacted teachers are: Paola Cannavò (Berlino-Cosenza), Michel Corajoud (Paris), Maria Goula (Barcellona), Helene Hoelzl (Bolzano), Giovanni Maciocco (Alghero),
Jala Makzoumi (Beirut), Daniela Moderini (Venezia), Ipolita Nicotera (Studio.Eu - Berlino), Franco Panzini (Roma), Alessandra Ponte (New York - Montreal), Philippe Poullaouec-Gonidec (Montreal), Marc Pouzol (Studio LeBalto, Berlino), Martin Rein-Cano (Topotek 1 - Berlino), Silvia Serreli (Alghero), Mark Treib (Berkeley), Georges Teyssot (Quebec), Stefan Tischer (Alghero), Franco Zagari (Roma), Uta Zorzi-Mühlmann (Roma).

NEWS - Notice

Call for admission is open!
New deadline is November 5th.
Please note: applications must arrive before 05/11/2009. The date of post mark will not be considered.

The Masters is included in the Interregional Catalogue of Post Graduate Education.