An eight-semester applied bachelor focused on integrated modern agribusiness and agroindustry, from upstream production to downstream processing, with emphasis on sustainability and resource sovereignty (food, water, energy). Suited to students who want practical, systems-level training in contemporary food-sector value chains and stewardship of natural resources.
The published programme description frames study around modern agribusiness and agroindustry across the full value chain (upstream to downstream), with a focus on sustainability and sovereignty in food, water, and energy. The programme is presented as applied in orientation; specific module lists or course structures are not provided on the source page.
The public programme page invites new student admissions and provides an enrolment contact (fv@unpar.ac.id and phone (022) 203 2655), but does not list detailed academic entry criteria on the cited text. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions office or the programme contact for current entry conditions.
The programme materials indicate graduates are prepared to contribute to modern agribusiness and agroindustry sectors that support food, water, and energy sovereignty. No specific job titles or employment statistics are given on the source page; students should expect careers related to agricultural production, agroindustrial management, and value-chain roles within food systems aligned with sustainability goals.
The source page does not specify scholarships or funding. Applicants seeking financial support should contact the university admissions or faculty office and review university-wide scholarship listings; the programme page provides contact details for enquiries.
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