School

As a public institution under the supervision of the French Ministry of Agriculture, Bordeaux Sciences Agro offers top-quality teaching in a variety of agricultural fields, and has specialized over the years to become a leading school of viticulture and enology. It collaborates with other similar institutions in France and abroad through a network of higher agronomic institutes, notably in the framework of joint courses. For 50 years, Bordeaux Sciences Agro has been able to forge privileged relationships with companies. These ties supplement the courses offered by our institution by helping increase the professionalism of the subjects taught and by fostering the professional futures of the graduates by ensuring that the courses are suited to the real world.

700

Students per year

French & international

41

Research Staff

In joint-research units

400

Professional counsellors

within professional sectors

17

Acres of campus

The green heart of Bordeaux

6,000

Graduates

since 1963

5

Student residences

330 student apartments

80

University partners

All around the world

1

High-end
Wine Estate

Château Luchey-Halde

Its surroundings

The Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region is located in the southwest of France and brings together 3 former regions (Aquitaine, Limousin and Poitou-Charentes).
It is one of the most famous wine and spirit regions in the world and accounts for 20% of the vineyard area of France with Bordeaux, Cognac and Armagnac.
It is the largest producer of fruits and vegetables and ranks first for French livestock breeding (cattle, goats…), oyster and foie gras production.
While most of the region’s exports come from the agricultural and food sector, leading industries such as aerospace, chemistry and eco-industry, are important clusters as well.
The Nouvelle-Aquitaine region offers a wide range of tourism, sport and cultural activities. You can enjoy surfing on the Atlantic coast, hiking in the Landes forest, visiting the prehistoric sites of the Périgord, trekking or skiing in the Pyrenees, going to music concerts and theater shows throughout the year, and discovering typical French culture marked by its regional traditions, local gastronomy and historical villages.ey Figures

Word from the Dean

“By using its Education, Research and Technology transfer know-how, Bordeaux Sciences Agro is involved in agricultural issues in the areas of agro-ecology, food, forestry and wood. These major issues of society, security and  the competitive economy are at the heart of the international agenda. It is a school with a human touch, a high-level educational team, a campus with modern buildings, a vibrant student life, near the university campus and in the city of Bordeaux, all in exceptional Nouvelle-Aquitaine ! These are the many advantages offered by Bordeaux Sciences Agro  while you successfully complete your programs in all fields of agronomy. You will find here all the information and news about our school. Welcome to Bordeaux Sciences Agro!“

Sabine Brun-Rageul
Dean of Bordeaux Sciences Agro