Crop Science
Study plant biology, soil science, crop production and the management of agricultural systems for food security.
Core Module
Faculty — Food & Environmental Systems
Faculty of Agronomy & Environmental Sciences
800+
Students Enrolled
6
Departments
30+
Academic Staff
1993
Year Founded
Welcome to the Faculty
Advancing sustainable agriculture and the environment.
The Faculty of Agronomic and Environmental Sciences at the University of Goma prepares students to address the challenges of food security, sustainable agriculture and environmental protection in the DRC and the Great Lakes region.
The faculty is actively engaged in community outreach, including the Ecological Brigade which supports urban agriculture and ecological initiatives around Goma.
- Degree awarded Licence (Bac+5) in Agronomic & Environmental Sciences
- Duration 5 academic years full-time
- Language French (with English scientific resources)
- Campus University of Goma, Goma, North Kivu, DRC
Academic Programme
What You Will Study
Our curriculum integrates theory and field practice across six core disciplines, preparing graduates for careers in agriculture, research, policy and environmental management.
Animal Science
Learn about livestock management, veterinary principles and animal production for rural and peri-urban communities.
Core ModuleEnvironmental Science
Explore ecology, conservation, natural resource management and the environmental challenges facing the DRC.
Core ModuleEcological Brigade
UNIGOM students participate in community environmental initiatives, including urban agriculture projects around Lac Vert in Goma.
Community OutreachAgricultural Research
Faculty researchers study pest management, soil fertility, climate adaptation and sustainable food systems in the region.
Research FocusCareer Opportunities
Graduates work in agriculture, environmental agencies, NGOs, food companies, research institutions and government ministries.
Career Pathways
Ready to Join?
Join the Faculty of Agronomy
Contact the UNIGOM admissions office for registration requirements and the current academic calendar. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.