What does it mean that this is a joint study program of SUA and TUZVO?
This is a study program in which the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra and the Technical University in Zvolen cooperate. Thanks to this, you can utilize the professional background of both universities and connect knowledge from agriculture, forestry, landscape, technologies, and other fields.
What study programs can I choose?
Currently, joint programs are available at all three levels of university study:
Bachelor’s Degree Program
- Mechatronics (Bc.)
Master’s Study Program
- Agroforestry (Ing.)
- Precision Agriculture and Forestry (Ing.)
Doctoral Study
- Landscape Protection and Management (PhD.)
- Wildlife Management and Conservation (PhD.)
- Inclusive Exterior and Interior Design (PhD.)
Where will I study?
Since these are joint study programs of SUA in Nitra and TUZVO, both universities are involved in the education. You will thus gain access to experts, research, technologies, and the facilities of both partner universities. The specific organization of study depends on the chosen study program.
How long does the study program last?
It depends on the level of study. The Bachelor’s program Mechatronics lasts 3 years, the Master’s programs Agroforestry and Precision Agriculture and Forestry last 2 years, and the doctoral programs last 4 years.
Can I study part-time?
Yes, for selected programs. Mechatronics (Bc.) is offered in full-time form. Master’s and doctoral joint programs are available in both full-time and part-time forms.
Can I also study in English?
Yes, selected programs can be studied in both Slovak and English. Mechatronics (Bc.) is currently offered in Slovak, while Master’s and doctoral joint programs are available in both Slovak and English.
How can I apply?
You can submit your application electronically through the university information system. Before sending it, please check the details of the selected study program, where you will find specific admission requirements. Applications and admission procedure conditions for individual study programs are available here:
Can I apply for multiple programs with one application?
It is possible to list two study programs on one application within a single admission fee. Always check the specific conditions for the program and faculty you are applying to.
What documents do I need for the application?
Required attachments depend on the level of study, program, and faculty. For Bachelor’s studies, standard required documents include, for example, a CV, a copy of the high school leaving certificate, and proof of payment of the admission fee. You will find the exact list for each specific study program.
Will I take entrance exams?
Admission requirements vary by study program and faculty. For some programs, the evaluation of previous study results may be decisive, while for others, an entrance examination is part of the admission procedure. Therefore, always check the conditions listed for the program you are interested in.
What opportunities does studying at two universities offer me?
The cooperation between SUA and TUZVO expands study opportunities with experts, research facilities, technologies, and activities of both universities. The programs are built on connecting agriculture, forestry, landscape, innovation, and practice.
Will I have the opportunity to gain international experience?
Yes. International mobilities and stays abroad are part of the opportunities for students. Specific options depend on the program, partner universities, and current calls. All information can be found in the International Mobilities section.
What accommodation options do I have during my studies?
SUA students can use student dormitories directly on the university campus in Nitra. Canteens and buffets are also available on campus, and student dormitories offer kitchens, laundries, and internet access. Information about accommodation during part of the study at a partner university can be found in the Accommodation section.
What other services can I use during my studies?
What if I need advice on choosing a program?
See the details of individual study programs for information on the content of study, admission requirements, and career opportunities. If you are still unsure which program is suitable for you, contact us and we will help you with your choice. These are the general contact details for the universities.
- TUZVO: info@tuzvo.sk
- SUA: info@uniag.sk
For each study program, there is a contact address for the faculty that provides the study program: