The professional Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Digital Techniques for the Environment and Constructions (TeDAC) belongs to class L-P01 – Technical Professions for Construction and Territory and qualifies graduates for the profession of licensed surveyor (“Geometra laureato”), in accordance with Ministerial Decree (DM) 446/2020 and Interministerial Decree (DI) 682/2023. The final degree examination is equivalent to the State Examination, allowing direct enrolment in the Professional Board of Surveyors and Graduate Surveyors.

The programme trains qualified technicians with advanced digital skills, capable of operating in the fields of construction, land management, and environmental protection, in line with labour market needs and technological innovation. It prepares graduates for the role of “Geometra laureato”, a versatile professional able to work in both public and private construction sectors, in civil and rural infrastructure, land management, and environmental protection.

The educational pathway combines theoretical foundations with a strong practical component through lectures, laboratories, practical exercises, seminars, and a professional internship to be carried out in technical firms, companies, and public or private institutions.

The programme is structured over three years: the first two are devoted to foundational and core subjects, complemented by laboratory activities; the third year is dedicated to a practical, assessed internship.

Graduates in TeDAC can find employment in both the public and private sectors, working as freelancers, technical staff, or consultants. They contribute to the design, management, and maintenance of infrastructures and territorial systems, also in the context of ecological transition and digital transformation. They will also acquire the theoretical foundations to undertake activities in civil mediation and dispute resolution.

Admission to the programme is locally regulated with a limited number of places (50 positions available for the academic year 2026/2027). Application procedures and deadlines are specified in the admission call.

Unlike other three-year Bachelor’s programmes, this course is designed as a direct pathway into the labour market and does not primarily envisage progression to a Master’s degree.