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The University of Parma activates for the academic year 2003/2004 the Course of International University Master (II level) in "Science and technology for sustainable development of contaminated sites".

The Course is activated according to:

D.M. n. 509 of 3/11/99;
art. 19 of the Didactic Regulations of the University;
regulations disciplining the University Master courses, approved by the academic bodies of the University of Parma.

The project is carried out in cooperation with the Zhitomir State Technological University, Ukraine, and the University of Applied Sciences of Mittweida, Germany. The integrated activity is activated in the framework of an agreement with IAL-Emilia Romagna, an institution for education officially recognised by the Emilia-Romagna Region, for higher education, and co-financed by the European Social Fund, Emilia-Romagna Region and Ministry for Work. Funding of the integrated activity has been approved with deliberation of the Directive Council of the Consorzio “Symposium” of 14/11/2003 Rif. O.I. 2003/0080/SC3, in the framework of the Programma Operativo Region Emilia Romagna Obiettivo 3 Misura C.3 “Higher Education” - F.S.E. 2000/2006 – Period 2003/2004.

Director of the Mester course: Prof. Nelson Marmiroli

TRANS-NATIONALITY

The project has been organised in order to fulfil the request of professionals in a field which is deeply trans-national. During the Master Course, trans-nationality will be achieved through the involvement of European Universities, in particular three Universities from EU (Department of Environmental Sciences of the University of Parma, University of Applied Sciences of Mittweida and the Zhitomir State Technological University).

INTEGRATION

The Master includes both activities “on the market” and professionalisation activity, denominated integrated, which is free of charge to students, for a duration of 700 hours, of which 450 for a stage. The integrated activity is limited to the students enrolled to the Master and concerns the realisation of a strong integration between offer and request markets, especially related to high technological formation and to favouring the connections between formative plans of the Master Course and requests by industry and public institutions for professionalism in the field of environmental remediation and restoration, in particular of highly contaminated sites.