Bachelors in agricultural technology in University of bologna

The first cycle degree programme in Agricultural Technology sets out to train professionals with in-depth knowledge of Plant Production and Protection, Agricultural Chemistry, Economics, Agricultural Engineering and Zootechnics. Graduates will therefore be familiar with the biotic and abiotic factors governing the processes of food- and non-food agricultural production systems and their impact on the environment and product quality. They will also be able to recognise pathogenic agents and parasites and the relative defence techniques. Knowledge of the fundamental disciplines required to pass the state exam to exercise the profession of Junior Agronomist is an integral part of the curriculum.

A foreign secondary school diploma, which was obtained following at least 12 years of schooling, Transcript of records, Documents giving evidence of the level of proficiency in the required language (minimum B1 level) English, Documents giving evidence of the level of proficiency in the required language (minimum B1 level), Language of the entrance University (French, Greek or Italian), CV, Motivation Letter, Letter of recommendations, Certificate of residence, IELTS and TOEFL scores, logical and reasoning skills; ability to read, understand and interpret texts and documents in Italian; basic general scientific knowledge

Agricultural consultant, Farm manager, Fish farm manager, Plant breeder/geneticist, Rural practice surveyor, Soil scientist

3rd May