Degrees
and Programs Offered
The
NLU develops interdisciplinary curricula to provide students with the most
flexible study programs. The academic year is divided into two semesters: The
first or fall semester starts from September to January and the second or spring
semester starts from February to July. Each semester is approximately 18 weeks
long.
3.1
Undergraduate Education:
The
NLU offers 4-year Bachelor programs in fields as Agronomy; Animal
Husbandary; Forestry; Wood Technology; Aquaculture; Aquatic Products
Processing; Land Use
and Natural
Resources Management; Agricultural
Engineering and Technology; Food Science and Technology; Mechanics for
Agricultural-Products Processing and
Conservation; Food Processing and Preservation; Agricultural Technology
Education; Rural Development and Extension; Agricultural Economics;
Agribusiness Management; Accountancy; Business Administration; Information
Technology; Environmental Technology; Biotechnology; Landscaping,
Floriculture and Horticulture; English; 5-year program for Veterinary
Medicine; and 3-year program for Information Technology, Aquaculture, Land
Use and
Natural Resources
Management.
In
2003, NLU will offer three more disciplines: Pulp and Paper Technology,
Veterinary Pharmacy and Management of Real Estate Market.
3.2
Graduate programs