The Diploma in General Agriculture Technology is a seven-semester program designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of modern agricultural practices and technologies. This program prepares learners to apply innovative solutions to enhance crop and livestock production, manage agricultural resources, and promote sustainable farming practices.
The curriculum includes key topics such as crop science, animal husbandry, soil and water management, agricultural mechanization, pest and disease management, agribusiness, and farm management. Students gain practical knowledge of using advanced tools and techniques to improve efficiency in farming operations. The program also emphasizes sustainable agriculture and environmentally friendly farming practices.
A three-month industrial attachment allows students to gain hands-on experience on farms, agricultural firms, or government agricultural projects. This exposure enables them to apply classroom knowledge to real-world agricultural challenges. The program also supports professional development through its Agriculture Innovation Club, where students participate in mentorship, community projects, and workshops.