Entomology

The science of entomology studies the biological and ecological characteristics of insects found in agriculture, forestry and other industries, their impact on human activities, the identification of beneficial and harmful species and methods of control.
Graduates of this programme are entomologists, qualified specialists in identifying insects harmful or beneficial to agricultural crops, monitoring their spread, developing bio-indications and biological control measures. They work in research institutes, agricultural laboratories, phytosanitary services, biological protection facilities and educational institutions.
Training is based on the disciplines of entomology, ecology, zoology, plant protection and biological control. Practical teaching takes place in field stations, entomological laboratories and biological control stations.
The main faculty that trains graduates is the Faculty of Plant Protection and Quarantine.

General information

Faculty of plant protection, agrochemistry and soil science

Entomology

Referral code

70810502
Duration of training

2 years
State accreditation

Available
Professional and public accreditation

Available
The form of education

Full-time education
Education level

Master's degree
International accreditation

Unavailable

Key disciplines

Research methodology
Special subject teaching methodology
Research methods in entomology
Insect systematics and species composition determination
Monitoring and forecasting in plant protection
Insect body structure, physiology and bioecology
General principles of plant quarantine
Plant protection methods and tools
Technologies for breeding and using entomophages