Bachelor in Agricultural engineering

For Bachelor in Agricultural engineering, tuition is 2,804 USD per year.

Agricultural Engineering at the University of Agriculture in Krakow is a bachelor's degree taught in English in Poland, running for three and a half years, or seven semesters, with annual tuition of 2000.0 EUR. The programme helps graduates acquire comprehensive knowledge of agriculture and agricultural technologies, and it also gives students the opportunity to learn Polish language and culture alongside their technical studies. Classes and lectures start on two dates each year, 1 October and 15 February, with documents due by 25 September or 8 February depending on the intake. After completing the bachelor's programme, graduates are awarded the professional title of inżynier, the Polish term for engineer, with a note confirming that the programme was taught in English. Graduates may continue their education in the postgraduate, second-cycle programme in Agroecology, and can also proceed to PhD study. Agricultural engineering as a discipline combines agricultural science with engineering principles, covering topics such as farm machinery, irrigation systems, soil and crop management, and the technologies used in modern food production. Graduates of programmes in this field typically work in agricultural production management, agricultural machinery and technology companies, government agencies connected to agriculture, and research institutions. The dual intake dates and the inclusion of Polish language instruction make the programme accessible to international students who want to combine technical agricultural training with exposure to life and study in Poland, while still completing their degree entirely through English-language coursework in the core curriculum.