About Us

About Università Verde di Toscana

Founded on the classical humanist traditions of Tuscany, dedicated to sustainable architecture, bio-agronomy, and ecological stewardship.

Our Mission & Heritage

Centuries of Tuscan Wisdom Applied to Modern Environmental Rigor

Università Verde di Toscana (UVT) was established in Arezzo to bridge historical Tuscan architectural craftsmanship with contemporary ecological research. Situated in the heart of Tuscany, UVT provides specialized education in sustainable architecture, agriculture, and environmental sciences.

Our degree programs utilize the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), providing recognized qualifications and a comprehensive learning experience for both local and international students.

Università Verde di Toscana Crest
Arezzo Main Campus
"Scientia, Natura, et Humanitas"
Campus Address: Via Vincenzo Monti, 41, 52100 Arezzo AR, Tuscany, Italy
Institutional Email: info@uvt-edu.it
Region: Tuscany
Country: Italy
Academic Leadership

Leadership & Administration

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Prof.ssa Elena Valenti, Ph.D.

Magnifica Rettrice (Rector)

Doctorate in Bio-Climatic Urban Systems from Università degli Studi di Firenze. Appointed Rector in 2020.

AM

Prof. Alessandro Moretti

Dean of Admissions

Chair of International Admissions and Overseer of European Diplomatic Equivalency Procedures.

MR

Prof. Matteo Rossi, D.Sc.

Dean of Faculty

Director of Research Laboratories and Chair of Course Curriculum Quality Assessment.

Academic Commitments

Four Pillars of UVT Education

01. Ecological Architecture

Bio-Climatic Restoration

Training architects to evaluate whole-life carbon cycles, prioritize local Tuscan stone and timber, and incorporate passive solar engineering into historical European structures.

02. Bio-Agronomy & Soil Health

Regenerative Viticulture

Utilizing experimental vineyards across the province of Arezzo to research drought-tolerant grape varieties, organic micro-biology, and sustainable oenology.

03. Circular Energy Networks

Decentralized Clean Power

Investigating geothermal heating systems common to southern Tuscany, biomass power generation, and community microgrids designed for rural municipalities.

04. Heritage Preservation

Material Conservation

Hands-on laboratory restoration of medieval frescoes, archival documents, and masonry in collaboration with Tuscan museum institutions.