MA/MS in Lauksaimniecība

This academic master's programme in agriculture at LBTU offers specialisation in plant science or animal science. Full-time study lasts two years over four semesters, with lectures in Jelgava on Thursdays and Fridays. Graduates receive a master's degree in agriculture. The university describes agriculture as a long-standing sector that supplies food, creates jobs and supports regional development, and notes that it has changed quickly as technology and science open up new opportunities and challenges. The sector needs specialists able to produce innovation and new solutions. Students gain knowledge, skills and competences at level 7 of the European Qualifications Framework. LBTU received the Diploma Supplement Label in 2011, which confirms that its diplomas follow European requirements. The page lists 20 state-funded budget places and states that no internship is included.