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The M.Sc. in Engineering for Natural Risk Management aims to train professionals capable of working in all sectors of safety and civil protection, both public and private, at national and international level. Thanks to its multidisciplinary nature, the program will provide the skills to coordinate the activities of a complex system such as civil protection.
The student of the M.Sc. in Engineering for Natural Risk Management at the end of his studies will have the following knowledge and understanding capabilities:
a) Knowledge of physical phenomena that generate disasters
b) Capacity of understanding of the mechanisms of interaction between natural events and industrial activities that can generate technological risk
c) Ability to understand and evaluate the legal implications related to the
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To be admitted to the M.Sc in Engineering for Natural Risk you should have at least a Degree (Laurea) in Engineering, Geology, Physics and Mathematics awarded by an Italian university or equivalent qualification for non-Italian degrees. Specific curricular requirements (see the program website for details) may require passing extra exams.
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