At the department, we focus on teaching biological subjects for students of agricultural fields at our faculty. Here, they acquire fundamental, general knowledge and skills, which they can further expand in specialized follow-up courses. In addition to these general subjects (Biology, Botany, Plant Physiology, Ecology), we also teach courses focused on pollinators (Beekeeping, Pollinator Ecology in Agriculture).

Research Activities

Our research activities focus on innovative projects that integrate modern technologies with agricultural sustainability. As part of the Agriculture 4.0 initiative, we develop methods that enable more efficient and environmentally friendly farming practices, emphasizing the protection and support of bee health and other pollinators. We participate in the development and implementation of advanced technologies for monitoring the condition of bee colonies, not only during agrochemical testing but also by exploring natural ways to enhance bee immunity using plant essential oils. The goal is not only to support natural biodiversity but also to contribute to effective and ecological agricultural management in the 21st century.

Thesis and Research Opportunities

Students have the opportunity to engage in research at our department not only through their bachelor's and master's theses but also by participating in operational internships. This allows them to gain knowledge and skills beyond their standard curriculum.