Environmental Sciences and Civil Protection at University of Marche – English-taught Bachelor's in Italy

Environmental Sciences and Civil Protection is an English-taught programme offered by University of Marche in Italy.

Environmental Sciences and Civil Protection is offered by University of Marche. You can also browse all courses in Italy for comparable English-taught options.

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This 3-year Bachelor's programme (L-32) at the Polytechnic University of Marche is taught in English in Ancona through the Department of Life and Environmental Sciences. It integrates basic-science foundations with environmental monitoring and remediation skills, plus specialised civil-protection training in forecasting, prevention and emergency management.

• ✓Basic sciences — mathematics and statistics, physics and chemistry
• ✓Biological foundations — biology and ecology
• ✓Earth sciences — geology, oceanography, meteorology and climatology
• ✓Environmental monitoring and remediation — ecotoxicology, energy, environmental monitoring, environmental analysis, remediation and environmental legislation
• ✓Civil-protection and risk topics — geography of risk and disasters, IT and telecommunication tools, civil-protection statute and emergency management
• ✓Laboratory and field activities alongside lectures, plus an internship in external institutions or university laboratories

The study-plan areas above summarise the official programme description at a high level. Confirm the current module list on the official programme pages for your enrolment year.

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No selective admission test applies — the knowledge check does not affect enrolment. Access follows the annual official Marche call — verify the current call before applying.

Eligibility depends on the applicant's academic background and programme-specific admission requirements.

According to the Polytechnic University of Marche's official programme description, graduates take on technical-operational roles in public and private organisations — spanning environmental monitoring, environmental remediation and civil-protection work, from field sampling and laboratory analysis through emergency planning and emergency cooperation.

Graduates can apply to Section B of the junior professional registers — junior biologist, junior planner, graduate agricultural technician and graduate land surveyor — and can continue toward second-level study in the LM-75 class, including the Marche Master's in environmental risk and civil protection. For broader planning, see our Study in Italy guide.

Scholarship availability should be confirmed with the university and the relevant regional scholarship authority.

Scholarship availability and awards depend on eligibility and official university or regional policies.

This is a free, open-access Bachelor's programme (L-32) taught in English in Ancona over 3 years. Enrolment requires an upper secondary diploma or recognised equivalent, B2-level English and the scientific foundations above; the knowledge check is non-selective and non-binding. Teaching combines lectures with laboratory and field activities, an internship in external institutions or university laboratories, and professionalising electives such as data analysis, contaminant analysis, GIS applications and workplace safety.

The programme documents international exchange opportunities alongside partnerships with regional and national authorities, research bodies and companies — confirm current options in the official call before planning around them.

Students applying from India should verify the current Marche programme call, academic eligibility, English-language documentation and visa-related steps before applying. See the Italy university admission process, Universitaly guidance and Italy student visa guidance.