Public universities in Baden-Württemberg charge non-EU students approx. €3,000 / year in tuition fees.
A broad understanding of agricultural production and farm management with a self-selected technical specialisation
Technical and methodological knowledge and competencies for consulting and supporting individual and collective problem-solving and innovation processes
A sophisticated understanding of economic factors that influence decision-making processes on farms and in the value chains of the agri-food industry
Conceptual and analytical approaches for diagnosing and assessing agricultural knowledge and innovation systems (AKIS) as well as tools for planning, implementing, and evaluating policies and instruments of governance and coordination of innovation networks and knowledge systems in the context of the agri-food sector
consulting and service companies
agricultural administration
organisational development in the agri-food sector and
international cooperation and development organisations
October
Non-EU
15 March for non-EU citizens 15 September for EU citizens