Economics of the Environment, Culture and Territory

The Master's Degree Course in Economics of the Environment, Culture and Territory (EACT) is an advanced, multidisciplinary and future-oriented  two-year course of study  offered in collaboration, starting from the academic year. 2021-22, by the University of Turin  and the  Polytechnic of Turin . The Master's Degree title obtained by our students is therefore a title issued jointly by the two Turin universities. The Departments that make up EACT's didactic offer are the  Department of Economics and Statistics  (EST, UniTO), the  Interuniversity Department of Sciences, Project and Territory Policies  (DIST, UniTO and POliTO) and the Department of Environmental, Land and Infrastructure  Engineering (DIATI, PoliTO).
EACT offers students the opportunity to achieve a highly professionalizing specialization for economic analysis and the formulation of policies in highly topical areas, choosing between two different curricular paths:
Environmental Economics and Policies  (EPA): to understand the effects of human action on ecosystems -  climate change ,  pollution , depletion of  natural resources , loss of  biodiversity  - and acquire the tools of economic, territorial, technical and quantitative analysis for formulation of environmental and energy policies, both in industry and in environmental protection agencies, both national and international. The Study Plan of the EPA path can be divided, according to the professional orientation to which one aspires, in the  Sustainability and Climate Change  address or in the  Business and Territory address.
Economics and Cultural Policies  (EPC): to understand and know how to manage the link between territorial systems and the enhancement of their historical and artistic heritage, becoming professionals capable of contributing to local development processes based on  cultural resources and supply chains , on  sustainable tourism  and  creative industries .
EACT belongs to the class of  LM-56  Master's Degrees in  Economics . Detailed information and other useful materials are available on the website: www.eact.unito.it