The master’s degree in Historic Gardens and Ecosystem Services for Green Infrastructure responds to specific and technological needs in the fields of planning, conservation, maintenance, management and restauration of the green infrastructure included in our cultural and natural heritage, as well as of the diversity of species involved. Public and private entities require highly qualified professionals to fulfil these roles and operations, with special emphasis on both technological and practical training and skills.

A university degree or equivalent qualification is required to enrol in the master’s programme, and priority is given to applicants with relevant academic backgrounds.

The teaching staff is composed of eminent professionals from the academic sphere, the private sector and public bodies specialised in the management of green urban infrastructure.

Internship placements will take place in companies recognised and specialised in the field of study and in public bodies in charge of heritage and green infrastructure.