Dorothea Laura Jester from Munich is the first graduate of the Master’s degree programme in volcanology, having graduated with honours today having defended a thesis in Volcanic landforms and landscapes.
You will be provided with the best study programme for open-minded students who love volcanoes and are keen to study them in Napoli, an open-air laboratory, home to the first volcano observatory in the world.
The course equips you with in-depth theoretical and experimental knowledge and skills on the physical and chemical processes that control the behaviour of volcanoes and the related hazard. It provides you with a complete picture of the geological, geochemical, petrochemical and geophysical aspects, concerning both the dynamics of the volcano system and the monitoring of its activity.