The Educational Objectives of the Master’s Degree Course in Industrial Chemistry for Circular and Bio Economy of the LM-71 class are to provide an in-depth preparation for the development of new processes and products for the chemical industry with a view to Circular Economy and Bio Economy.
Since students with different cultural backgrounds can enroll in the Degree Programme, there are two alignment paths to ensure the achievement of the specific objectives of the training course.
(I) An alignment course is aimed to the development of processes/products related to Bioeconomics in the various disciplinary sectors of Biochemistry, Microbiology, Biotechnology.
(II) An alignment path is aimed to deepen the knowledge of chemistry in the various disciplinary sectors of Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry and Physical Chemistry.
The alignment courses of the first semester are delivered in a mixed mode that allows the learning of the theory of the disciplines covered through modern educational technologies, in line with the TPACK (technological, pedagogical content knowledge) process, a teaching model that allows the three essential bodies of knowledge to be amalgamated together. The use of frontal teaching, associated with training sessions with innovative methodologies (e.g., MOOC on the Federica Web Learning – https://www.federica.eu/), will allow the student to face an active learning process.
After the first semester, students follow a common training path that has as its specific training objectives to provide a solid culture of Industrial Chemistry, Biotechnology and Chemical Plants that allows the student to learn about the main products and materials of the Chemical Industry and the new processes to obtain them, with a view to Circular Economy and Bio Economy. The opportunity to participate in challenges proposed by the industries in the sector will allow the student to achieve an in-depth professionalism to be asserted on the job market.
Study Plan
List of propaedeuticities
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Eligibility and Admission Guidelines
Admission is allowed if at least 1 of the following curricular requirements is met:
Requirement 1: Candidates who have graduated in Italy in the Class ex D.M. 270/04: L-27 Chemical Sciences and Technologies;
Requirement 2: candidates in possession of an Italian qualification in classes other than those specified in Requirement 1 (e.g.: ex D.M. 270/04: L-2 Biotechnology or L13- Biological Sciences) but who have acquired the following CFUs: at least 8 CFU in the subject areas: from MAT/01 to 09; at least 6 CFU in the subject areas: from PHYS-01/A to PHYS-06/B; at least 15 credits in the subject areas: from CHEM-01/A to CHEM-06/A; at least 15 credits in the subject areas: AGRI-08/A, BIOS-07/A, BIOS-08/A, CHEM-07/C, ICHI-02/A, ICHI-02/B.
Requirement 3: candidates in possession of a foreign university degree with a curriculum that corresponds, in terms of content, to requirements 1 or 2 indicated above.
A certified knowledge of the English language at level B2 is required.
Candidates who meet the admission requirements are admitted to the personal preparation test. The methods for verifying personal preparation are defined in the Teaching Regulations of the Degree Course.
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