Courses for Students
Courses for Students
Explore a variety of courses and training opportunities tailored for students enrolled in tertiary study programmes in Sustainable Agriculture, Green Biotechnology, and Environmental and Life Sciences. Discover hands-on learning experiences designed to enhance your knowledge and skills in these cutting-edge fields.
Courses for Professionals
Courses for Professionals
Unlock your potential with our range of courses and lifelong learning opportunities for professionals in Sustainable Agriculture, Green Biotechnology, and Environmental and Life Sciences. Stay ahead in your career by gaining new insights and skills through our innovative trainings.
Micro-credentials
Micro-credentials
Enrol in our dynamic micro-credentials: short, flexible, and modular learning pathways that focus on acquiring and updating essential knowledge, skills, and competencies in Sustainable Agriculture, Green Biotechnology, and Environmental and Life Sciences. Perfect for those looking to stay competitive in their field.
Seminars & Workshops
Seminars & Workshops
Stay informed about upcoming seminars and workshops tailored for students and professionals in Sustainable Agriculture, Green Biotechnology, and Environmental and Life Sciences. Gain valuable insights and network with industry leaders through these enriching events.
Past Initiatives
Past Initiatives
Series of UNIgreen Seminars at UNIMORE :
- Biological control of invasive pests in citrus: challenges and solutions (22 March 2024) – Dr Alejandro Tena Barreda, Institut Valencià d’Investigacions Agràries (Valencia, Spain).
- Honeydew as food source for beneficial insects in agriculture (22 March 2024) – Dr. Alejandro Tena Barreda, Institut Valencià d’Investigacions Agràries (Valencia, Spain).
- Post-mortem colonisation of human remains: the role of vertebrate and invertebrate scavengers (5 April 2024) – Dr Luca Manelli, Lecturer in Forensic Biology at Bournemouth University (United Kingdom).
- The global crisis and the ecological impacts of industrial agriculture; Agroecology: scientific basis and principles (10 April 2024) – Prof. Clara Inés Nicholls, Ph.D, Permanent Lecturer on Sustainable Rural Development at UC Berkeley (USA).
- The ecological role of biodiversity in agroecosystems; Agroecological conversion of farming systems; Biodiversity and pest management (12 April 2024) – Prof. Clara Inés Nicholls, Ph.D, Permanent Lecturer on Sustainable Rural Development at UC Berkeley (USA).
- The design of climate change resilient farming systems; Assessing sustainability and resiliency of agroecosystems (15 April 2024) – Prof. Clara Inés Nicholls, Ph.D, Permanent Lecturer on Sustainable Rural Development at UC Berkeley (USA).
- Urban agroecology; Applications of agroecology to rural development in Latin America; Agroecology in the context of COVID 19, Russia-Ukraine conflict, economic inflation, etc (17 April 2024) – Prof. Clara Inés Nicholls, Ph.D, Permanent Lecturer on Sustainable Rural Development at UC Berkeley (USA).
Courses for UNIgreen Staff
Courses for UNIgreen Staff
The training activity aims to improve the knowledge of Professors/Teaching staff on innovative pedagogical models and approaches. Organized within the frame of the activities promoted by the UNIgreen Alliance with the collaboration and expertise of the Teaching and Learning Center of Unimore, the course promotes the discussion on the pedagogical practices that traditional universities can adopt to build new approaches characterized by quality criteria as well as by the flexibility requirements expected in new national and international contexts.
A special focus will be also devoted to diversity and inclusiveness approaches.
- Language: English
- Duration: 3-day of on-site activities plus travelling planned from 18 to 20 June 2025 at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)
- Maximum number of participants: 30
Registration deadline: 23 May 2025
If you have any questions to the training activity please contact: Prof.ssa Daniela Quaglino ([email protected])
Aim of the training course is to provide Supporting staff the elements required to improve their knowledge on the organization of digital library, digitalization of educational material, criteria to be used to efficiently catalogue and archive documents and working material, requirements for translation services, advantages and challenges of ICT in translation service.
Lessons as well as onsite laboratories, open discussions and team-based activities will be organized.
- Language: English
- Duration: 3-day of onsite activities plus travelling planned From 10 to 12 September 2025 at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)
- Maximum number of participants: 25
Registration deadline: 22 August 2025
If you have any questions to the training activity please contact: Prof.ssa Daniela Quaglino ([email protected])
Blended Intensive Programs (BIP)
Blended Intensive Programs (BIP)
Want to learn more about the next Blended Intensive Programme (BIP)?
Find out how you can take part in this unique experience, combining collaborative learning, international exchange, and sustainable development!
Stay tuned for additional activities and information!