Syllabus structure and course guides
Name of study: Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural and Food Engineering
Specialities
- Rural and environmental engineering
- Horticulture, Fruit growing and Gardening
- Agricultural and Alimentary Industries
- Agricultural Production
Branch of Knowledge: Engineering and Architecture
Area of Knowledge: Chemical engineering, materials engineering and environmental engineering
Duration: 4 years
ECTS Credits: 240
University title: Degree in Agricultural and Food Engineering
Publication BOE 21-02-2013
Curriculum Publication BOE 28-09-2013
Change of Curriculum Publication BOE 28-06-2017
| DEGREE STRUCTURE | |
|---|---|
| Basic subjects (FB) | 66 |
| Compulsory subjects (B) | 138-150 |
| Optional subjects (O) | 6-18 |
| Internship | 6 |
| End of Degree Thesis | 12 |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 240 |
Link to Academic Guide (Spanish)
Automatic recognition with other ETSEAFIV degrees (Spanish)
You can find the co-requisites for enrolling in some subjects at the following link.
Syllabus
The curriculum is structured into four specializations:
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Agricultural Production
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Fruit and Vegetable Production and Gardening
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Rural and Environmental Engineering
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Agricultural and Food Industries
Students choose their specialization starting in their third year, with the first two years being common to all specializations. In their final year, students complete a work placement ('External Internship', 6 credits) and a course integrating knowledge ('Integrated Engineering and Management Practice', 6 credits) within their chosen specialization. Finally, students must prepare and submit an End of Degree Project (12 credits).