Master in Ingeniería Agronómica

Tuition is 1,145 USD per year.

Agronomic engineering applies scientific and engineering principles to the management of agricultural systems, covering topics such as soil science, crop physiology, irrigation, plant protection, agricultural machinery, and rural infrastructure. At master's level, the field also engages with food production economics, environmental impact assessment, and policy frameworks governing land use. Graduates work in agricultural consultancies, government agricultural bodies, agri-food companies, and research and development organisations. Ingeniería Agronómica is a master's programme lasting approximately 1.5 years, taught in Spanish. Annual tuition is 980.40 EUR, reflecting the professional engineering degree fee schedule in the region. The programme is offered by the University of Valladolid at its campus in Palencia, Spain.