Admission criteria and application procedure

General Admission Requirements

  • Acknowleged Bachelor’s degree in agriculture, natural-, environmental-, food- or related sciences
  • At least two of the following disciplines have to be followed before: Physics/chemistry, Biology/Ecology, Mathematics/Statistics
  • Educational background and relevant professional experience to Organic Agriculture
  • English language proficiency (Toefl, IELTS, etc.)
  • Motivation for the studies

Application Process

  1. Choose a home university
  2. Apply via the university’s official application system for the Double Degree
  3. Submit required documents and apply until the application deadline indicated by the chosen Home University

Please check out closely the application information on the webpage of the University you like to start your studies with (Home University). The admission criteria of Home universities may slightly vary. Please notice application at only one Home university is requested.

Start by reading everything thoroughly. This will help ensure that you have the qualifications to apply as well as information about the costs of the programme before you continue with your application.

  • University of Hohenheim
  • Wageningen University
  • University of Tuscia
  • BOKU University

The Home University selects and admits in full respect of common admission criteria and according to their individual admission procedures. Above the general entry requirements selection will be based upon grades, education background and relevant professional experiences. You will be individually informed about the outcome of your application from the University you applied with.

Having been selected for admission at the Home University of your choice a consortium admission among the six partners will ensure that a place at your host university will be reserved for you. You may select three priority host universities (out of six). The decision as to which of your preferred universities will accept you is made each year in November, i.e. after you have already started your studies and after you have had a chance to learn about the opportunities at the host universities.