The professional degree program in Digital Technologies for Construction, Environment, and Territory will train professionals with a cultural profile rooted in the traditional figure of the Surveyor but expanded to include topics such as: energy efficiency, structural safety, territory protection, monitoring of territory, artifacts, and infrastructure, workplace safety, mediation and conflict management, and real estate valuation. The profile of the trained technicians will be intermediate between the executive and the design roles typical of traditional engineering degrees. The entire course of study will have a strong focus on digitization and the IT management of projects and activities.

The degree program includes a single track that comprises both basic and specialized courses with a strong presence of laboratory activities and a third year dedicated to an internship at professional studios, companies, construction firms, or public entities. Moreover, given the professional nature of the degree program, various courses and laboratories will aim to prepare students to obtain certifications such as ICDL Standard, CAD 2D and GIS; BIM Specialist; Safety Coordinator in construction sites; and Energy Certifier.