Introduction to Yaroslavl State Academy of Agriculture

Yaroslavl State Academy of Agriculture is a higher education institution in Yaroslavl, Russia. It is an important training base for agricultural technical personnel in Yaroslavl District and has a high reputation in the field of agricultural education.

Overview

The academy has a student population of about 2,400 and is a moderately sized coeducational public non-profit higher education institution that offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees.

History and Establishment

The academy was established in 1944. Its predecessor was the Yaroslavl Agricultural Academy. In 1957, the academy moved to Vladivostok. In 1977, the Timiriazev Moscow Agricultural Academy established a branch in Yaroslavl. In 1990, the branch became an independent Yaroslavl Agricultural Institute. In 1995, it was officially renamed the Yaroslavl State Academy of Agriculture.

School Strength

Faculty: It has a professional team of teachers who have rich teaching and practical experience in the field of agriculture and can provide students with professional guidance and education.

Teaching achievements: Focus on practical teaching. Through internships, experiments and other methods, students can apply theoretical knowledge to practice, cultivate a large number of excellent agricultural professionals, and make important contributions to the development of Russian agriculture.

Nature of the institution

Public non-profit higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Committed to cultivating agricultural talents with solid agricultural professional knowledge, innovation and practical ability, focusing on the cultivation of students' comprehensive qualities, so that students have the ability to solve practical agricultural problems and contribute to agricultural development.

Key disciplines and departments

Key disciplines: Agricultural engineering, agronomy, animal husbandry, veterinary medicine, food science, soil science, etc. These disciplines have achieved fruitful results in teaching and scientific research, providing students with a platform for in-depth learning and research.

Department: There are three departments including the College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, the College of Agricultural Technology, and the College of Engineering.

Ranking

Ranked 10847th among world universities, 2510th among European universities, 364th among Russian universities, and 5th in Yaroslavl.

Fees

No clear tuition standards were found. You can check its official website or consult the school admissions department for details.

Campus Environment

The campus is located in Yaroslavl, one of Russia's historical and cultural cities. The campus covers an area of ​​about 500 acres and has modern classrooms, laboratories and technical facilities. It also has several research stations throughout Russia, providing students with a good learning and practice environment.