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a. y. 2027/2028
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First Year
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the interactions between agriculture and climate change through the study of environmental impacts, adaptation strategies and mitigation techniques.
Credits
11 ECTS
Description
Analysis of land values and economic-management choices of agro-livestock farms through estimation models, environmental assessments and management tools.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Study of the physiological processes of plants and their responses to stress through analysis of adaptation mechanisms and strategies to increase resilience.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Introduction to precision technologies in agriculture through the study of sensors, geospatial data and digital tools to optimize yields and sustainability.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the genomic bases of cultivated plants through the study of genetic variability, varietal improvement and techniques to increase sustainability and productivity.
Credits
10 ECTS
Description
Application of mathematical and simulation models to crops through analysis of growth, development, production and response to pedoclimatic scenarios.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Application of statistical methods to agro-zootechnical data through experimental analysis, inferential models and quantitative tools to support technical decisions.
Second Year
Credits
10 ECTS
Description
In-depth study of precision agriculture techniques through data management, advanced use of sensors, decision support systems and localized interventions.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Analysis of robotic technologies and automatic systems for crop operations through the study of intelligent mechanization and digital agricultural machinery.
Credits
12 ECTS
Description
Study of integrated and precision pest management strategies through digital monitoring, sustainable phytosanitary management and targeted intervention techniques.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the sustainable use of agro-chemicals through the study of environmental risks, reduction techniques, regulations and strategies to improve safety and efficiency.
Credits
10 ECTS
Description
Customizable path with similar or complementary exams to deepen specific interests in your study plan.
Credits
2 ECTS
Description
Development of language skills in scientific English for the communication of data, results and technical content in the agro-livestock sector.
Credits
1 ECTS
Description
Thematic insights on innovations in the wine supply chain through meetings with experts and discussion of technical cases.
Credits
18 ECTS
Description
Final paper that demonstrates the skills acquired through research work led by a supervisor professor.
THEOLOGY - SEMINAR COURSE
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
First Year
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Advanced analysis of oenological processes through the study of winemaking technologies, process control and innovative practices for wine quality.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Application of statistical methods and big data techniques to analyze viticultural and oenological data through predictive models and computational tools.
Credits
10 ECTS
Description
Study of the main diseases and adversities of the vine through epidemiological analysis, monitoring techniques and integrated sustainable defense strategies.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of biotechnological applications in viticulture and oenology through the study of microorganisms, fermentation processes and molecular innovations.
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
Study of viticultural varieties and terroir through analysis of soils, climates, cultivation practices and interactions that determine the quality and typicality of grapes and wines.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Analysis of wine marketing strategies through the study of markets, consumer behavior and communication tools of the territorial brand.
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
Study of vineyard variability using traditional techniques and precision systems to monitor growth, vigour and quality in a sustainable way.
One course to be chosen (2 credits) from:
Credits
2 ECTS
Description
Introduction to the Italian language and culture to support academic and professional communication in the viticultural and oenological context.
Credits
2 ECTS
Description
Development of language skills in scientific English for the communication of data, results and technical content in the agro-livestock sector.
Second Year
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
Ecophysiological analysis of the vine through the study of photosynthesis, water balance, environmental stress and plant responses to pedoclimatic changes.
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
Application of automatic and robotic systems in the vineyard through the study of sensors, mapping, intelligent equipment and techniques for precision viticulture.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the relationships between environment and biota in viticultural systems through the study of soil, microbiome, biodiversity and interactions that influence quality and sustainability.
Credits
7 ECTS
Description
In-depth study of advanced topics of oenology through the analysis of process innovations, emerging technologies and strategies for the quality and stability of wine.
Credits
12 ECTS
Description
Customizable path with similar or complementary exams to deepen specific interests in your study plan.
Credits
1 ECTS
Description
Thematic insights on innovations in the wine supply chain through meetings with experts and discussion of technical cases.
Credits
1 ECTS
Description
Development of soft skills for professional communication, teamwork and effective management of activities in the wine sector.
Credits
22 ECTS
Description
Final paper that demonstrates the skills acquired through research work led by a supervisor professor.
THEOLOGY - SEMINAR COURSE
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
First Year
Credits
11 ECTS
Description
Analysis of land values and economic-management choices of agro-livestock farms through estimation models, environmental assessments and management tools.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Advanced study of the physiological functions of farm animals through analysis of metabolic, endocrine and adaptive processes related to production.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Analysis of precision technologies applied to farms through digital monitoring, sensors and automatic systems to improve efficiency and animal welfare.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of the genomic basis of animal populations through variability analysis, selection techniques and tools to optimize genetic progress in farms.
Credits
11 ECTS
Description
Analysis of precision nutritional strategies through the study of needs, dynamic formulations and technologies to optimize food efficiency and sustainability.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Application of statistical methods to agro-zootechnical data through experimental analysis, inferential models and quantitative tools to support technical decisions.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the impact of livestock farming on climate change through the study of emissions, mitigation strategies and practices for environmental sustainability.
Second Year
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Study of microbial systems in dairy supply chains through analysis of fermentation processes, microbiological quality and technological applications.
Credits
6 ECTS
Description
Analysis of the environmental impacts of livestock farms through the study of the production cycle, emissions and mitigation techniques for sustainable livestock systems.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Application of precision technologies in monogastric farms through monitoring systems, data management and optimization of animal welfare.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of precision systems for ruminants through behavioral monitoring, management of production flows and techniques to improve efficiency and health.
Credits
10 ECTS
Description
Customizable path with similar or complementary exams to deepen specific interests in your study plan.
Credits
2 ECTS
Description
Development of language skills in scientific English for the communication of data, results and technical content in the agro-livestock sector.
Credits
1 ECTS
Description
Thematic insights on innovations in the agro-livestock sector through meetings with experts and discussion of application cases.
Credits
18 ECTS
Description
Final paper that demonstrates the skills acquired through research work led by a supervisor professor.
THEOLOGY - SEMINAR COURSE
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.