Engineering
Bachelor agro CAP AGROBIO (mention Génie agronomique et transitions)
VetAgro Sup, France
- Degree
- Bachelor's
- Next intake
- September
Engineering
Three-year agronomic engineering degree (L3, M1, M2) accredited by the Commission des titres d'ingénieur and EUR-ACE, taught on the Clermont-Ferrand agronomic campus. A common core in the first year is followed by a choice of major in M1 and a professional pre-orientation in the final year.
Faculty: Agronomic engineering | Duration: 3 years | Study mode: full-time; French | Intake: September | Location: Marcy-l'Étoile, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Year 1 covers agricultural production systems (with a minimum seven-week farm placement), food and processes, institutions and public policy, agricultural and food economics, engineering methods, professional posture and languages. Year 2 offers four majors plus a business placement and electives, with English B2 required for entry to year 3. Year 3 is one of six VetAgro Sup options, a co-accredited master track, or a specialisation at another agronomy school.
Recruitment is by national competitive examination after at least two years of post-baccalauréat study: CPGE BCPST, CPGE TB, Licence, BUT, BTSA/BTS/BTSM, apprenticeship route, or Master route for admission to the second year.
EUR 1,990 a year (2025-2026). Tuition for the agronomic engineer curriculum as stated on the admission page. Source
Intake: September
Duration: 3 years
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
Engineering
VetAgro Sup, France
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