The master's programme has a long-term vision to respond to current global challenges, including societal changes in the global economy, population dynamics and rapid urbanisation, the decreasing sustainability of farming systems and ecosystems, the creation and implementation of agrarian policy, climate change adaptation and mitigation, and the increasing pressure on natural resources on which millions of smallholder farmers depend for their livelihoods. The programme's principal objective is to promote a science-based, interdisciplinary approach with the aim of facilitating a paradigm shift towards agroecological, sustainable and highly productive agriculture. This will ensure the long-term sustainability of smallholder farmers' livelihoods and the provision of food for the entire population.
Admission procedure: Admission examinations will be conducted in person, and attendance on campus is required.
Required documents: Successfully completed Bachelor (undergraduate) education, the certificate of which (either the original or its verified copy) will be required from the candidates when enrolling in their study, annotation of the Bachelor thesis (or similar written output), CV and a letter of motivation
Details will be updated here.
* The tuition fee is paid in CZK, so the amount in EUR is variable, based on the exchange rate at the time of the tuition payment (20/08/2024, 1 EUR = 25 CZK).
