Ag­ri­cul­ture / Ag­ri­cul­tur­al Man­age­ment (B.Eng.)

Department of Agriculture, Ecotrophology, and Landscape Development
Content
  • Fundamentals of agricultural production
  • Specialization of animal and plant production
  • Agricultural economics and management
  • Decision making in the company
Degree

Bachelor of Engineering

Department

Agriculture, Ecotrophology, and Landscape Development

Location

Bernburg

Duration

7 semesters

Program Start

winter semester

Fees

€400 per semester (incl. examination fees and study materials); first semester + €6 for the student body

Study type

Career-Integrated Program

Language

German

Credits

180

Accreditation

accredited until 31.03.2031

Application period International Uni Assist

15.03. – 15.08. (winter)

National SSC Portal

15.01. – 15.09. (winter)

Course content and objectives

The career-integrated program in Agriculture / Agricultural Management has the goal of training personnel for management tasks in agricultural operations and companies as well as for mid-level management positions in the upstream and downstream areas. For this, students obtain the subject-area, methodological, and social competences that are necessary to master production and cost management, manage purchasing and sales, and confront the challenges that arise while considering the natural scientific, economic, and ecological requirements.

Successful graduates have excellent career prospects as managers in agricultural companies or work for producers associations or other associations and organizations. Research, teaching, and consulting as well as international development aid are also interesting professional possibilities.

Requirements

Program-specific questions Organizational questions General Questions (not program-specific) Notes
  • Unlimited number of spots in the program
  • A fee is required for study materials for this program