Master in Agronomical Engineering

The Master in Agronomical Engineering is offered at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela in Santiago de Compostela. This master's program lasts for 2 academic years. Instruction is primarily in Spanish. The program aims to train senior technicians. They will plan, project, organize, and manage systems and production processes in the agrifood sector. This includes managing natural renewable resources rationally.

Students will gain scientific and technological knowledge. They will learn to design systems for efficient use of natural resources. This applies to obtaining and transforming food, fibers, and other useful plants or animals. The program prepares students for the regulated profession of Agronomic Engineer. Specializations include Agroengineering, Milk Production Engineering, and Vitiviniculture. Students can also complete the degree without a specialization.

The program requires 90 ECTS credits. This includes 60 compulsory credits and 18 elective credits. Students must also complete 10 credits for external internships and a 12-credit Master's Final Project. The RUCT code for this program is 4314243. The number of available seats is 25.

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