The university of applied sciences offers natural resources and bioeconomy education in forestry, horticulture, agriculture, urban environments and bio- and food technology. Master's programmes cover bioeconomy, regenerative agriculture, sustainable food systems and entrepreneurship. Teaching uses facilities including a farm, greenhouses, teaching forest, parks and laboratories.
Open university courses, short courses and vocational continuing education can be studied alongside work. Options include landscape construction and animal transport training. Projects and theses address workplace challenges, with upper-secondary study pathways and student exchanges also available.
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