Combining science and practice, the Agricultural and Environmental Institute promotes sustainable agriculture and environmental protection.
Combining science and practice, the Agricultural and Environmental Institute promotes sustainable agriculture and environmental protection.
Different Structure Units operate within our institute, conducting top-level research and teaching.
Here you will find the contact details of the institute’s staff—reach out to us if you need more information or wish to start collaborating!
Our study programs focus on sustainable agriculture, environmental protection, and the sustainable and responsible management of natural resources.
Here you can find the contact details of the academic coordinators who can assist you if you have any questions.
Our institute's library offers specialized literature, scientific articles, and study materials.
Yusuph Olawale Abiola defended his doctoral thesis at the Estonian University of Life Sciences entitled “Changes in Plant Carbon Gain and Volatile Emissions under Elevated CO₂ Concentration and Heat Stress.”
Jose Angel Morales Sanchez defended his doctoral thesis at the Estonian University of Life Sciences entitled “Desiccation Tolerance of Bryophytes and Lichens under Changing Climate Conditions.”
Led by the Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia will host the major conference of the European Grassland Federation (EGF) in 2030. The opportunity to organise the conference was entrusted to Estonia during the EGF meeting held in Portugal on 12–16 April, where more than
Ülo Niinemets, Professor of Plant and Crop Science at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, is one of three editors of the book Pine Physiology and Ecology Worldwide, published by the leading academic publisher Springer.
Today, 24 April, Linda Puncule defended her doctoral thesis at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, in which she investigated the dynamics of fish communities in temperate lakes and the factors influencing their development.
Caroline Mary Sarikoski, a first-year Master’s student in Landscape Architecture at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, brings an international perspective to her studies. Originally from the United Kingdom and now based in Finland, she combines her professional work with studies in Estonia, travelling between the two countries.
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