Course outcomes: to provide a broad knowledge of the landscape with respect to the historical contexts and specific economic, technological, socio-cultural, aesthetic dynamics, etc.; to ensure the acquisition of modern methodologies of analysis; to develop the ability to critically interpret the phenomena considered.

Specific learning outcomes:
1: Recognize the nature of territories and the characteristics of landscapes.
2: Contextualize the work of man in the landscape from an environmental, historical, social and economic perspective.
3: Interpret sources on landscape history and problematize definitions, standards, and theoretical categories.
4: Consider the links between landscape and society as factors in the development of social consciousness and drivers of the construction of cultural identity.
5: Rethink landscape and land management to ensure effective and sustainable ecological practices.