Promotion issue 10 of Master's Degree in Biodiversity, Landscapes and Sustainable management
The new students come from four countries and from disciplines as varied as architecture, biology and applied ecology.
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PHOTO: Manuel Castells
The course has begun for the new students of the Master's Degree in Biodiversity, Landscapes and Sustainable management of the School of Sciences of the University of Navarra, whose promotion issue ten is made up of 8 students coming from four countries: Peru, Ecuador, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. In addition, the future graduates come with training or experience in fields as diverse as Architecture, Biology or applied Ecology.
The welcoming ceremony was also attended by the 15 postgraduates who made up the 9th graduating class of Master's Degree. At the same workshop, these new experts in sustainable management collected their diplomas from the Vice-Dean of postgraduate program, Professor Inmaculada Pascual, and from director of Master's Degree, Professor Enrique Baquero.
The last three graduating classes of Master's Degree have been made up of graduates in areas such as Architecture, Ecology and Environmental management , Biology, Forestry and various engineering fields.