Agricultural Engineering and Information Systems

The Agricultural Engineering and Information Systems study program prepares students for the application and development of technical and IT solutions in modern agriculture. The program covers the integration of mechanical engineering, electronics, automation, sensor technology, precision agriculture, and information systems for agricultural production management.

The aim of the program is to qualify students for the implementation, maintenance, and design of agricultural machinery, data collection and analysis systems, as well as for the development of new solutions in agriculture. Special emphasis is placed on precision agriculture, smart irrigation systems, processing sensor data, and the application of machine learning in production process optimization.

Why enroll in the Agricultural Engineering and Information Systems study program?

The study program offers a unique combination of mechanical engineering, electronics, and IT, preparing students for the development and application of smart solutions in modern, precise, and sustainable agriculture. The program ensures high employability through practical training and industry cooperation, while simultaneously enabling further academic development and entrepreneurial projects.

The study program is an excellent choice for those who want to influence the efficient use of resources, improve production, and solve climate challenges. The Faculty encourages research and development work and cooperation with international partners, enabling students to access modern technologies, projects, and internships. The program is adapted to the needs of the labor market and global trends in sustainable and digital agriculture.

Where can you find employment after graduation?

Upon graduation, graduate engineers can work in:

• companies for agricultural engineering and IT solutions,
• companies manufacturing agricultural machinery and equipment,
• companies for the sale and servicing of agricultural machinery and equipment,
• food industry companies,
• extension services,
• research institutes,
• state and private sectors dealing with resource management and precision agriculture,
• the study program provides a good foundation for continuing studies in master’s and doctoral programs.