Earth and Climate Dynamics
Class: L-34 R -
Please note: starting from the 2026/2027 intake, the new CEnT-S entry test by CISIA will be in place.
The test will be organised into macro-periods and candidates will be able to take the test only ONCE per macro-period.
Here are the dates concerning the first two macro-periods:
First macro-period (November 2025-January 2026):
27 November 2025
16 December 2025
15 January 2026
Second macro-period (February 2026 - March 2026)
19 February 2026
26 February 2026
12 March 2026
More information will be available soon.
Through classroom lessons and practical activities, students are provided with highly interdisciplinary advanced training in the field of Earth Sciences. The course guarantees the acquisition of a technical-scientific background in the most up-to-date and applied techniques of remote sensing, satellite data processing, GIS, drones, and basic modelling.
Delivered in English, graduates of the Earth and Climate Dynamics course are equipped with specific and professional skills essential for facing the challenges associated with the complex phenomena of climate change.
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Characteristics and objectives
This Bachelor's degree provides a strong interdisciplinary advanced training in Earth system sciences based on topics covering solid Earth, oceans, climate, atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere dynamics and their related complexities. With innovative teaching methods which combine classroom teachings and field activities, students will acquire a technical-scientific background of the most widely used and innovative techniques in remote sensing, satellite data processing, GIS, use of drones, coding and basic modelling. Students are provided with specific and professionalising skills that are becoming increasingly important to tackle today's climate challenges.
Occupational opportunities
In addition to being able to continue their studies in a master's degree program, graduates can also work in public and private laboratories for geological and environmental analyses, in public and private research agencies and bodies for environmental management and protection at national and international level, and in protected areas, natural parks and marine reserves in relation to communication and mitigation of the effects of climate change.
From Bachelor's degree to Master's degree
Students can pursue their studies within a Master's degree in Earth Dynamics, Geophysics for Natural Risks and Resources or related fields.
