Study Agriculture in Colombia
17 universities in Colombia offer Agriculture programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 600,000 COP per year.
Universidad de la Amazonía
Public university in Florencia, dedicated to the development of the Colombian Amazon.
Universidad de Antioquia (UdeA)
Major public university in Medellín, one of Colombia's most prestigious, founded in 1803.
Universidad de Caldas
Public university in Manizales, known for its medicine and environmental sciences.
Universidad de la Guajira
Public university in Riohacha, at the heart of the La Guajira desert.
Universidad de La Salle
La Salle university in Bogota, renowned for agronomy and animal science.
Universidad de Nariño
Public university in Pasto, southern Colombia, dedicated to Nariño's development.
Universidad de Pamplona
Public university in Norte de Santander, strong in health, law and agronomy.
Universidad de Sucre
Public university in Sincelejo, dedicated to the development of the savanna Caribbean region.
Universidad de los Llanos
Public university in Villavicencio, at the heart of Colombia's eastern plains.
Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales (UDCA)
Private Bogota university known for veterinary and environmental sciences.
Universidad del Magdalena
Public university in Santa Marta, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, strong in health and engineering.
Universidad del Quindío
Public university in Armenia, in the heart of the coffee region, known for its accessibility.
Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander (UFPS)
Public university in Cúcuta, on the Venezuelan border, strong in engineering and health.
Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL)
Colombia's largest and most prestigious public university, founded in 1867.
Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia (UNAD)
Major Colombian public distance-education university, present nationwide and internationally.
Universidad Surcolombiana (USCO)
Public university in Neiva, dedicated to the development of Huila and southern Colombia.
Universidad Tecnológica del Chocó
Public university in Quibdó, dedicated to Chocó's development and Afro-Colombian communities.