
Degrees
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The School of Agricultural Engineering and Environment is located within the Universitat Politècnica de València, in the Vera Campus. Its numerous modern facilities make this School optimal for teaching and research. It is a school in expansion, with international projection, which opens new horizons for all its students and offers them numerous academic activities and comprehensive training.
Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnology
The Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnology aims to train professionals capable of researching, innovating, developing and improving biotechnological processes, tools and materials in the areas of health, food, agriculture, livestock and aquaculture, forestry production, energy, environment and industry.
Bachelor’s Degree in Food Science and Technology
The Bachelor’s Degree in Food Science and Technology brings together a large number of scientific disciplines that contribute to the knowledge of the three basic pillars of food: food processing and preservation, food quality and safety, and the food-health binomial. In this sense, the aim is to train professionals with knowledge in the development, preservation, transformation, packaging, distribution and use of safe, nutritious and healthy food.
Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural and Biological Engineering
Graduates in Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Engineering and Environment manage the production and distribution of food. They do so from a broad perspective, as they know, develop and apply science and technology for agricultural and livestock production, the organization and management of agricultural enterprises, rural planning and development, and the implementation of agricultural infrastructures. All this in an environmentally friendly, economically profitable and socially beneficial way.
Bachelor’s Degree in Forest and Environmental Engineering
The objective of this degree is to train responsible professionals in the sustainable management, preservation, restoration and planning of the natural and forest environment, dealing with both ecosystem services and the use and subsequent industrial transformation of its resources. All this in an environmentally appropriate, economically viable and socially acceptable way. The degree enables the development of the regulated profession of Technical Forest Engineering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does R.D. 822/2021, of September 28th, establish the organization of university education and the procedure for quality assurance?
The R.D. 822/2021, in its article 14, establishes that “The study plans leading to the obtaining of a Graduate degree will have 240 ECTS credits”. The Degree in Interior Architectural Design syllabus must be adapted to this condition, going from the current 180 ECTS to the 240 ECTS established by the R.D. The procedure for its modification has already begun.
In the 2022-23 academic year, will the 180-credit degree or the 240-credit degree be offered?
The 180-credit course will be offered.
How does the Curriculum change affect students who start their studies in the 180-credit curriculum?
According to the First Transitory Provision of the R.D. “students enrolled in these Degrees at the entry into force of this Royal Decree may complete their studies with the duration initiated in their study plan”. However, they will also be able to adapt to the new 240-credit degree whose Plan will facilitate the recognition of the subjects taken in the 180-credit degree.
What is the new Interior Architectural Design Plan like?
The new Plan retains the subjects of the current Plan to facilitate recognition between degrees and incorporates electives and multidisciplinary workshops. The objectives are multiple: the main one is to approach professional work, facilitate international mobility, and allow the student to choose the subjects of interest through electives.
Will “Continuing Studies” enrollment places be offered?
Yes. Continuing studies places will be offered for the 2022-23 academic year in the current Degree in Interior Architectural Design (180 cr) within the deadlines stipulated by the Universitat Politècnica de Valencia.
The so-called “Continuation of Studies” allows the recognition of the university studies completed by the student and, if the requirements are met, enrollment in the degree to complete the studies.