

University of Bologna offers a Master of Science in Food Animal Metabolism and Management in the Circular Economy, a two-year, full-time on-campus program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the relationship between animal metabolism, agricultural practices, and sustainability within the circular economy framework. The program covers key topics such as animal nutrition, metabolic processes, sustainable farming practices, and the integration of circular economy principles in livestock management.
Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in animal agriculture, sustainable farming management, and agricultural economics. The University of Bologna offers access to cutting-edge research, industry partnerships, and practical fieldwork, ensuring students gain the expertise needed to promote sustainable livestock practices and improve the efficiency of food production systems in a circular economy.
Semester 1 - Foundations in Food Animal Metabolism and Management in the Circular Economy
Semester 2 - Advanced Food Animal Metabolism and Management
Semester 3 - Specialization & Applied Research
Semester 4 - Master’s Thesis & Final Project
Graduates of the Food Animal Metabolism and Management in the Circular Economy program are well-equipped to take on roles in agriculture, food production, and sustainability. They can work as animal nutritionists, food safety managers, or sustainability consultants. As the agriculture and food industries evolve to meet sustainability goals, graduates are highly sought after by food production companies, regulatory agencies, and environmental organizations aiming to create more sustainable food systems.
The Food Animal Metabolism and Management in the Circular Economy program focuses on the science of animal metabolism, sustainable food production, and the circular economy. Students learn how to optimize animal nutrition and farming practices to improve both productivity and sustainability. The program’s emphasis on circular economy principles ensures that graduates are prepared to contribute to more efficient, environmentally-friendly agricultural practices.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +39 051 209 9111
Email: urp@unibo.it
Address: University of Bologna, Via Zamboni 33, 40126 Bologna, Italy