Landbohøjskolen

Landbohøjskolen is a agricultural college located in Ribe, Denmark. It was founded in 1967 as the result of a merger between the Ribe Landbohøjskole and the Århus Jordbrugsakademi. The institution's main goal is to provide higher education in agriculture and related fields.

Landbohøjskolen offers a range of academic programs, including bachelor and master's degrees in agronomy, animal science, and related fields. The college's curriculum focuses on practical skills and theoretical knowledge, with a emphasis on research and development in agriculture.

The college has two campuses located in Aarhus and Struer, but the main campus is situated in at Husum, which is near Ribe. Landbohøjskolen is part of the Danish University of Education (DPU) at Aarhus University.

Landbohøjskolen has a strong focus on research and its findings are often applied directly to practical problems in agriculture. The college has a partnership with the Department of Agroecology, Aarhus University, which facilitates collaboration on research and teaching.

Landbohøjskolen has a range of partnerships with universities, research institutions and companies both nationally and internationally, giving the students the opportunity to work alongside professionals in the agriculture sector, after graduation. The college also offers continuing education and professional development for professionals in the agriculture sector.

Throughout its history, Landbohøjskolen has strongly contributed to agricultural education and research in Denmark, and has graduated thousands of students who have worked in Denmark and all around the world.