The courses that you take are part of the first year of the BSc Horticulture and Business Management:
1. The Horticultural Sector
Main topics: orientation on the agricultural sector - specific the top sectors.
2. Plant and Environment
Main topics: introduction to: tissues and cells, plant kingdom, assortment, breeding, propagation, soil and plant health.
3. Plant and Cell
Main topics: introduction to: plant structure and development - cell morphology and cell physiology of tissues and cells, genetics and photosynthesis.
4. Economics and Business
Main topics: introduction to: entrepreneurship, business and corporate finance, Excel, interview, reporting and ethics.
5. Personal Leadership exchange
The courses that you take are part of the second year of the BSc Horticulture and Business Management:
1. Entrepreneurship and market
Main topics: business plan, starting a business, entrepreneurial qualities, sales, financial results
2. Horticulture and planning
Main topics: soil and fertilization, cultivation technique (open field / protected cultivation), crop protection and crop protection plan, experimental design and statistics
3. Supply chain management
Main topics: supply chain, chain information, sales strategy, collaboration, logistics, food safety and waste, quality, storage and certification
4. Horticulture and technology
Main topics: analyze technical applications within a real company, improvement plan
5. Cultivation Project
6. Professional Skill training, PPD
The courses that you take are part of the second year of the BSc Horticulture & Business Management:
1. Business and management
Main topics: management, business processes, quality, hrm, data processing
2. Cultivation research
Main topics: statistics, breeding, (in vitro) multiplication of a vegetatively multiplicated crop and fertilizing
3. Future farming 1
Main topics: Innovative cultivation systems, circular agriculture, biobased economy, Big data, green health, nutrition and health and sustainable development goals
4. Future farming 2
Main topics: Creating a future image for a company based on current and future developments and innovations for a self-selected sector
5. Cultivation Project
6. Professional Skill training, PPD
After completion of this exchange, you will be able to:
After completion of this exchange, you will be able to:
After completion of this exchange, you will be able to:
First year - semester 1
No specific entry requirements, but basic knowledge of mathematics and chemistry is recommended.
Second year - semester 1
English B2 level and basic knowledge of mathematics, biology, chemistry, horticulture and research design is required. It is recommended to have completed at least 1 year of higher education (bachelor's) prior to the start.
Second year - semester 2
English on B2 level and basic knowledge of mathematics, biology and chemistry is required.
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