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Typology
Bachelor’s degree courses
Access methods
Free
Duration
3 years
Location
Varese
Language
Italian
Structure
Department of Theoretical and applied sciences
Presidente del Consiglio di corso: BRUNO ALBERTO DAL LAGO

Course description

Ours is the only first cycle programme in Italy that provides a focus on both the workplace and the environment.

The programme of study is a balanced blend of traditional disciplines - mainly associated to environmental engineering - and more recently defined modules that focus on safety in the workplace, in chemical processes and in worksites. You will receive an interdisciplinary training that will allow you to develop the skills required to plan and manage work and services targeting occupational safety in civil and industrial environments, processes associated to water treatment plants (water supply and waste water), waste gas treatment, noise reduction, waste collection, recycling, treatment and disposal, remediation of contaminated sites, energy saving and the energy production also from alternative sources.

Workshops and placements will allow you to develop independent judgement skills, the ability to analyse complex problems associated to environmental protection and in-depth knowledge of safety rules and methodologies that inform risk assessment.

Graduates are qualified to sit the State Exam that allows access to the Junior Section of the Italian Society of Engineers.

Lessons are held in Italian.

What you need to know

This is a free access course, but students must take a preparation assessment test after enrolment.

If you are a EU National, you may stay in Italy for as long as you like: you only need a passport or ID card.
If you are a NON-EU National, you'll have to carry out some formalities.

Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences
Via O. Rossi 9, Rossi Pavillion - 21100 Varese - Italy
e-mail: didattica.scienze.va@uninsubria.it

Curricula and study plans

To view curricula and course programmes from previous Academic Years, you can proceed in two ways:

  • click on one of the buttons above (e.g. 1st YEAR), then scroll up the page and, next to “Year of enrolment”, select your year of enrolment;
  • alternatively, click on “Course data sheet” at the top of this page and, again, select the desired year from the menu next to “Year of enrolment”.

Opportunities and support

For information on scholarships and other benefits, consult:

Enrollment

Do you think that this course fits you? Enroll and start studying with us!

Attending classes

In the Academic Year 2026/2027, first-semester classes will begin on 21 September 2026, while second-semester classes will begin on 22 February 2027.

  • Classes are held on campus.
  • Laboratory activities are conducted on campus in compliance with the University’s safety regulations.
  • Students are required to enrol in the relevant course unit on the e-learning platform for their degree programme. Enrolment allows students to access teaching materials and to receive timely updates on announcements published by lecturers. If the course unit you are interested in is not listed in your catalogue, you may select it from the general course list and proceed with voluntary enrolment.

Please note: if your enrolment procedure has not been completed, you will not be able to access systems and services associated with the student profile.

Class schedules are available in the following ways:

Once you have opened the link, you can view the current week's timetable. To view subsequent (or previous) weeks, use the arrows in the upper-right corner.

It is important to check the timetable regularly: all updates, including class cancellations and make-up sessions, are posted directly to the online calendar.

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Specific notices and updates regarding closures and public holidays, as well as the programme's academic calendar, are available at:

To attain the degree you must complete a stage or internship and produce a final report.
Find out more on the Italian pages.

Studying, taking exams and graduating

To consult the teaching material:

  1. go to https://elearning.uninsubria.it/ 
  2. log in with your university credentials: email username and password (without typing the @studenti.uninsubria.it part)
  3. choose the courses of your study plan in the I miei corsi (My courses) section
  4. there you will find all the materials that the teacher makes available.

Leganto provides easy access to the reading lists of all degree courses.
You can access reading lists:

  • via the E-learning platform.
    Follow the instructions published in the section “Teaching material on the E-learning platform”. 
    On the main page of every course you can find the link “Vai alla bibliografia sul portale Leganto” (view the reading list on the Leganto Course Readings platform);
  • via the Course Catalogue (or section “Curricula and study plans” in this page)
    On the main page of every course, in the “Bibliografia” section, you can find the link to access the reading lists published on Leganto Course Readings platform.

If you need help or further information, please contact: leganto@uninsubria.it 
More about Leganto Reading Lists:

To consult the exam dates and times go to the Servizi Web Segreterie studenti (Student Secretariat Web Services)

https://uninsubria.esse3.cineca.it/ListaAppelliOfferta.do (in Italian)

In the Menu select one or more options:

  • the day scheduled for the exam
  • the teaching structure, i.e. your Department or your School
  • the course of study, i.e. your degree course
  • the teaching course, i.e. the title of the teaching
  • the teacher.
     

To submit your examination entry, you must access your personal area of the Student Secretariat Web Services.

Go to the reserved area 

  1. Log in with your university credentials: email username and password (without typing the @studenti.uninsubria.it part)
  2. Esami > Appelli
    Then, select the exam session you want to submit your entry for and proceed following the instructions.


• Consult the general University rules relating to the Degree application: Domanda di Laurea
(in Italian)
• Submit the application respecting the administrative deadlines. See Conseguimento titolo
on-line (in Italian)
• Register for the last internship registration session before the graduation session,
respecting the instructions given in the session notes
• Check the dates of the graduation sessions and the rules for submitting the thesis on the
page Esame di laurea (in Italian) 
• The diploma (or parchment) is delivered during the graduation session.
Only for the possible collection of diplomas from before 2020 that are still in stock, consult
Ritirare il diploma di laurea (in Italian)

Student services

For all resources, services and opportunities dedicated to registered students, see: Student.

Course committees and representatives

Representatives from the professional sector collaborate in the design of the Degree Programmes (CdS) of the DBSV Department by providing information useful for defining and updating the professional profile. They also perform advisory functions in the planning of internships and contribute to the evaluation of the effectiveness of the educational pathway.

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