Agriculture and environment
Assessment of Agricultural Crops and Valuation of Wildlife Damage
Postgraduate studies preparing participants to assess the condition of agricultural crops, document damage and value damage caused by game animals.
- Duration
- 2 semesters
- Number of hours
- 220
About the programme
The programme combines agricultural, environmental and legal knowledge with practical aspects of game management, crop assessment, damage documentation and hunting-ground management.
Programme objectives
To prepare specialists to assess crops and estimate wildlife damage, and to perform administrative and supervisory tasks in institutions connected with game management or environmental protection.
Who is it for?
- People interested in assessing damage to agricultural crops
- Employees and associates of institutions connected with agriculture, hunting or environmental protection
Study programme
- Hunting law
- Environmental protection
- Forest management
- Administrative law – selected aspects
- Agricultural law
- Civil law
- Criminal law
- Agricultural crops
- Environmental protection programmes
- Hunting in Poland and Europe
- Diplomacy
- National and European funds supporting game management and environmental protection
- Principles of game management
- Damage caused by game and protected animals
- Assessment of the condition of agricultural crops
- Damage assessment documentation, hunting-ground management, elective subjects agreed with postgraduate participants, and final project (diploma seminar)
Admission requirements
- Completion of higher education studies.
Admissions
Admission is conducted in accordance with the current MANS rules for postgraduate studies.
Current document requirements and organisational information should be presented on the basis of the University's current admissions information.
Tuition fees
Current tuition and fee information should be presented on the basis of the applicable MANS rules and regulations governing payments.