University of Agriculture in Krakow

The University of Agriculture in Krakow is a state university in Kraków, Poland, founded in 1953. Its teaching sits squarely in the agricultural and food sciences.

Study at the university centres on food technology, agriculture, biotechnology, horticulture and renewable energy. At bachelor's level this takes the form of Agriculture (BSc/Eng) and Food Processing, Safety and Quality (BSc/Eng). At master's level the subjects widen: International Master of Horticultural Science, Environmental and Plant Biotechnology, Environmental Protection: Agroecology, Food Engineering, Industrial Brewing and Beverage Technology, Agriculture (MSc), Renewable Energy Sources and Waste Management, and Interdisciplinary Bioeconomy Studies. Together they run from field production and plant science through to food processing, brewing and waste management.

Our catalogue lists 10 English-taught programmes at the university: 2 bachelor's and 8 master's. The two bachelor's degrees each run 3.5 years, or 7 semesters. Fees for students from outside the EU and EFTA are published in EUR per semester.

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