UNIVERSITY OF TURIN · ITALY
MSc Agricultural Sciences - Smart Agriculture Curriculum
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€3k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsProgram Duration
- 120 ECTSCredits
- English/ItalianStudy Language
- 50 places for non-European applicantsInternational Places
The Master's degree in Agricultural Sciences, with a specialization in Smart Agriculture, is a two-year, full-time program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to enhance agricultural sustainability. This curriculum focuses on integrating precision agriculture and agroecology strategies to improve both technical and economic farm efficiencies while reducing environmental impact. The program combines theoretical lessons with practical activities and group work, utilizing enabling technologies in agriculture. The final semester includes a thesis, internships, and stages within farms or food enterprises.
Curriculum
The program is structured over four semesters. Specific modules are taught in English, focusing on the application of decision support tools for modern agriculture. The final year includes a thesis and practical experiences.
- Year 1, Semester 1
- Agricultural Politics
- Statistics
- Renewable Energy
- Year 1, Semester 2
- Decision Support Tools for Crop Management
- Year 2, Semester 1
- Applying Decision Support Tools for Smart Agriculture
- Year 2, Semester 2
- Thesis and Other Activities (Internships/Stages)
Careers
Graduates will be prepared for roles such as Agronomists, leveraging their skills in smart agriculture to improve farm efficiency and sustainability.
- Agronomist
Entry requirements
First cycle diploma (Bachelor's degree)A bachelor's degree (or equivalent) completed in at least 3 years of university education. Must include sufficient exams in mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, crop production, and livestock farming. A dedicated committee will assess curricular requirements, educational qualifications, and personal preparation through interviews. Basic knowledge in Agricultural Microbiology, Crop Production, Plant Protection, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Science, and English comprehension/translation is required.
Admission InterviewVerified during interview
The entry qualification documents are accepted in English, French, Italian, or Spanish. If issued in another language, a certified translation must be provided. There are 50 places available for non-European applicants residing abroad, shared across all curricula of this degree program.
Fees
Tuition (international)€2,800 per year (for 2025-26, subject to change for 2026-27). Fees can range from €156 to €2,800 depending on financial situation.
Tuition (home)Fees can range from €156 to €2,800 depending on financial situation.
Living—
An application fee of €60 is required, which is non-refundable. Tuition fees vary based on financial status and enrollment status (full-time/part-time).
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the academic and language requirements. Note any specific calls that may restrict applications to certain residency statuses.
2. Prepare DocumentsGather your first-cycle degree diploma and any other required academic transcripts. Ensure they are in English, French, Italian, or Spanish, or provide certified translations.
3. Submit ApplicationApply through the University's online portal by the specified deadline. You may apply for one or two degree programs with the same application fee.
4. Pay Application FeeA non-refundable fee of €60 is required within the application deadline. This fee covers the application for one or two programs.
5. Attend Admission InterviewYour knowledge of English and Italian will be verified during an admission interview.