Master in Promoting Health in the Workplace: Planning, Management, and Evaluation of Actions

The University of Pisa is one of the oldest and most important universities in Italy and Europe: since 1343, it has provided its academic community with a privileged environment for study and research, personal growth, and professional training.

The University of Pisa boasts a rather wide educational offering: as many as 130 degree programs including bachelor's, master's (2 years), and single-cycle master's programs (5 years). In addition to these, it offers various Master's programs (both first and second level), Summer Schools, and courses in English, as well as both degree programs and individual courses.

Today, the university has 50,000 students and more than 1500 faculty members distributed across 20 departments, 150 degree programs, and numerous doctoral programs, specialization schools, and master's programs. Every year, about 8000 graduates complete their studies at the University of Pisa. Many alumni maintain their connection with the university, sharing experiences and skills.