The National Agrarian University in Lima, Peru is one of the leading institutions in the region for studying agriculture, forestry and biological sciences. Over 5,000 students are enrolled to study here, spread across eight different faculties and 12 different academic departments.
First established in 1901 as a school of agriculture and veterinary science, the university has grown over time and now offers undergraduate teaching in the following subjects:
- Agronomy
- Biology
- Environmental Engineering
- Meteorology
- Forestry Engineering
- Business Management
- Economics
- Statistics and Informatics
- Food Engineering
- Agricultural Engineering
- Fisheries Science
- Zootechny
A wider range of study options is available at postgraduate level.
