Program Overview

The Agricultural Engineering academic master's study program provides students with a comprehensive education in engineering, preparing them for careers in research, teaching, entrepreneurship, public administration, and local government. Students can choose one of four sub-programs: "Vehicles and Service," "Agricultural Technologies and Techniques," "Energetics," and "Machine Designing and Manufacturing." The program consists of foundation courses, specialization courses, and a master's thesis, and students are assessed through a variety of methods, including exams, projects, and presentations.