Agronomist, teacher-researcher

Programme Description

60810200 – Agrochemistry and Agricultural Soil Science is a bachelor's degree programme aimed at preparing specialists in improving soil fertility, ensuring the rational use of fertilizers, managing agroecosystems, and achieving high-yield and high-quality agricultural production. The programme covers the study of soil–plant interactions, agrochemical analyses, and the application of modern agricultural technologies.

Curriculum and Study Plan

During their studies, students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:

• Fundamentals of Agrochemistry;
• Soil Science;
• Soil Physics and Chemistry;
• Fertilizer Management Systems;
• Plant Nutrition;
• Agroecology;
• Soil Fertility Management;
• Fundamentals of Land Reclamation;
• Agrochemical Analysis Methods;
• Agronomy and Crop Production;
• Innovative Technologies in Agriculture;
• Professional Internship.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

• assess the agrochemical properties of soils;
• develop fertilizer management systems;
• provide recommendations for improving soil fertility;
• conduct agrochemical analyses;
• manage crop nutrition systems;
• analyze and solve agroecological problems.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue careers as:

• Agrochemist;
• Soil Science Specialist;
• Agrochemical Laboratory Specialist;
• Specialist in Farms and Agroclusters;
• Agronomist at Agricultural Enterprises;
• Land Resources and Cadastre Specialist;
• Research Institution Specialist.