National Agrarian University - Faculties and Programs

Faculties and Programs

The university is organized into eight faculties and twelve academics departments. Each department offers an undergraduate program. The graduate school has 33 academics programs.

Undergraduate
Faculty of Agronomy
  • Agronomy
Faculty of Life and Physical Science
  • Biology
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Meteorology
Faculty of Forestry Science
  • Forestry Engineering
Faculty of Economics and Planning
  • Business Management
  • Economics
  • Statistics and Informatics
Faculty of Food Science and Technology
  • Food Engineering
Faculty of Agricultural Engineering
  • Agricultural Engineering
Faculty of Fisheries Science
  • Fisheries Science
Faculty of Animal Science
  • Zootechny
Masters
Economics
  • Administration
  • Agribusiness
  • Agricultural Economics
  • Applied Statistics
  • Economics of Natural Resources and Environment
Environment
  • Applied Ecology
  • Applied Meteorology
  • Ecotourism
  • Environmental Science
  • Forest Resources Conservation
  • Forest Resources Management
  • Integrated Watershed Management
  • Water Resources
Agricultural Sciences
  • Agricultural Innovation for Rural Development
  • Agricultural Production
  • Animal Production
  • Entomology
  • Integrated Pest Management
  • Phytopathology
  • Plant Breeding
  • Soils
  • Sustainable Agriculture
Nutrition and Food
  • Aquaculture
  • Food Technology
  • Nutrition
  • Public Nutrition
Doctorates
  • Animal Science
  • Biological Sciences and Engineering
  • Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Nutrition
  • Sustainable Agriculture
  • Water Resources

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