Circular Economy

The Master offers a highly qualified training course of interest to those who wish to acquire the fundamental technical knowledge and managerial tools to guide the process of business transformation in line with the paradigm of circular economy. The Master is structured to develop multidisciplinary competences in a systemic perspective on strategic, organizational and technological aspects, useful for the implementation of circular business models, with particular reference to: eco-design strategies, industrial symbiosis, circular supply chain, remanufacturing and demanufacturing, recycling and reuse of waste.

The Master is aimed at graduates in technical and managerial disciplines who wish to update their skills in a "green" perspective. It is also aimed at entrepreneurs and business managers interested in exploring the business opportunities arising from the application of the circular model. The Master is also addressed to administrators and public decision makers involved in the design and evaluation of circular economy projects.

Eligible to participate in the Master's program are those who have:
- Master's degree obtained in accordance with Ministerial Decree 270/04;
- Master's degree obtained in accordance with Ministerial Decree 509/99;
- degree obtained according to the regulations in force prior to Ministerial Decree 509/99;

Candidates in possession of academic titles issued by foreign Universities, previously recognized as suitable by the Scientific Council of the Master, can also access the Master.

Undergraduate candidates may be admitted "conditionally" to attend the Master's program provided that, at the deadline for submitting applications for admission to the Master's program, undergraduate candidates are in default only of the activities required for the final graduation test.

The professional figure to be trained is the Circular Economy Manager, able to develop and successfully manage circular economy projects within organizations and companies belonging to different production sectors, including public administration.

Coordinator: Prof.ssa Ilaria Giannoccaro
Scientific Council: Professors Giuseppe Carbone, Ilaria Giannoccaro, Gianluca Percoco, Pierpaolo Pontrandolfo