Its problem-solving, practically-based and process-oriented applied research focuses on finding solutions for global social problems. The faculty will expand into the following primary research fields by 2018:
global food security | climate change and scarcity of resources | adding value through bioenergy and biobased products | genome diversity in agriculture |
| digitalisation in the agricultural sector and big data |
The faculty’s research and teaching meet the highest standards of quality. They are part of system-oriented, interdisciplinary networks, both nationally and internationally. Students and scientists of tomorrow can enjoy an excellent academic education in their relevant subject-based fields and also receive support in their personal development and in acquiring key qualifications.