Programs

Agricultural Economics is an interdisciplinary field that encompasses a range of scientific methods to examine the economic factors influencing agricultural practices. It explores the economic relationships between various factors of agricultural production and applies economic principles to enhance agricultural productivity and development. This field plays a crucial role in optimizing agricultural practices and promoting sustainable growth in the sector.

The field of study is soil and water science, where students receive training in various areas. These include water harvesting, the operation of water transport and distribution networks, meeting water supply needs using diverse methods, draining excess water through drainage systems, and constructing diversion and sediment dams.

Geology primarily involves the study of Earth's shape and dimensions, along with the physical and chemical analysis of its components, such as oil, soil, water, and minerals. It also explores the factors influencing the Earth's form. This field of study aids in the discovery, optimization, and management of land resources for human use.

Pastures refer to natural lands endowed with vegetative cover capable of supplying animal feed throughout the grazing period. These areas play a crucial role in various aspects. They meet the requirements for animal feed, contribute to the replenishment of underground water tables, and facilitate the utilization of pasture by-products. Additionally, they aid in air purification and moderation, prevent soil erosion and flooding, cater to the needs of wildlife, and offer recreational opportunities. Thus, pastures serve multiple ecological and societal functions.

Horticultural Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary field that combines the art and techniques of botany, plant biology, plant nutrition, plant genetics, agriculture, disease management, fruit production, medicinal plants, and landscape design. This discipline bifurcates into two specialized branches: Horticulture Engineering and Landscape Engineering.