Agriculture & Forestry Short Course in Italy

Universities in Italy are very affordable compared to their counterparts in Western Europe, and the quality of education is undeniable. Italy has always been and remains a cradle of culture and education. In fact, the University of Bologna is the oldest university in Europe, having been opened in 1088. Fashion and Architecture are the stand-out areas where Italian universities are second to none, but there are other English-taught degrees to choose from. In your spare time, you can enjoy the lovely Mediterranean climate, the sea breeze, and tasty food while exploring unique historic sites, such as the Colosseum or the Pantheon in Rome.

Agriculture and Forestry degrees teach students about growing crops and livestock. Students also learn about soil quality and the methods that help preserve soil properties and support sustainable farming - like crop rotation. Agriculture degrees approach subjects like Environmentalism or Agricultural Marketing, so graduates can work as agricultural consultants, farm managers, or soil scientists.