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Program Overview

The Bachelor's degree in Agricultural and Rural Environment Engineering, specializing in Horticulture and Gardening, aims to train technicians capable of intervening, reflectively and responsibly, in all processes involved in plant production.

Program Details

• Duration: 240 Credits
• Places: 0
• Mobility: Consult all mobility programs offered by UJI to study and earn credits abroad.
• Occupation and Entrepreneurship: The university facilitates students' entry into the labor market and acquisition of entrepreneurial skills through academic external practices, international practices, professional guidance, and training.
• Study and Research: Students with good academic records can collaborate with research groups from the first year.
• Program of Welcome and University Tutoring (PATU): Students begin their university stage accompanied by an experienced student.
• Facilities: The university offers a unique, modern, sustainable, and accessible campus with leading facilities in teaching and research.
• Permanent Training: Students can expand their training with the university's own teachings and permanent training in all areas of knowledge.

Study Plan

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Final Degree Project (TFG)

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After Graduation

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Quality of the Title

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Regulations

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• Master's Degree: Sustainable Chemistry, 60 Credits, 30 Places