Specialisation
Building a Common Foundation
Each of the six universities offers one or more specialisations that you can choose from in your second year of study according to your personal interests. When choosing your host university, it is therefore important to be aware of which subjects/specialisations interest you so that you can start setting your career path early on.
Depending on the university and specialisation, you will be given modules or module pools from which you can put together your 30 credits.
Find out more about the individual specialisations on offer on the universities' websites.
- Soil Fertility, Organic Agricultural Production, Cropping Systems; & Biodiversity
- Local Knowledge, Agroecology, Ethnobiology & Food Sovereignty
- Agroecosystem Services Analysis and Digitalization
- Climate change mitigation and adaption & rainfed and irrigation water management
University of Hohenheim (UHOH)
- Organic Cropping Systems and Biodiversity
- Organic Farming in the Tropics and Subtropics
- Socioeconomics Transformation processes in Organic Farming Systems
- Agroecology
- Resilient Farming and Food Systems
- Organic Agriculture in the Mediterranean Area
Warsaw University of Live Sciences (SGGW)
- Organic Food Quality and Marketing