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VHL University

Est 2003

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (VHL) trains students to work on a sustainable world. The university was founded in 2003 and has campuses in Leeuwarden and Velp, the Netherlands. VHL offers bachelor's and master's programmes in agriculture, food, water, nature and animal sciences. Students combine practical training with applied research from day one. This prepares them to solve real problems in farming, water management and land use. International collaboration is part of every programme. VHL works with universities, companies, and communities worldwide, including long-standing partnerships in India such as the one with ADT Baramati.

Our Courses

B.Sc.(Honours)Agri-Business Management (2+2) International study program

In this special program, students will follow the first two years of the curriculum designed by Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, at the College of Agricultural Business Management, Baramati. Van Hall Larenstein (VHL) University of Applied Sciences will support and collaborate during these initial two years.

Bachelor’s Degree program: B.Sc.(Honours) Agriculture (3+1) International study program

The College of Agriculture, Baramati, intends to establish an International Centre aimed at fostering collaboration between Indian and Dutch research, education, and private sectors. A key component of this cooperation is an educational exchange program at the undergraduate level, referred to as the "3+1 concept," which promotes academic and cultural exchange between institutions.