Teaching

The Laboratory of Pomology supports undergraduate teaching in seven Departments of the Agricultural University of Athens and participates in postgraduate education at the Department of Crop Science.

Undergraduate courses

CodeCourseDepartment(s)
153Olive Cultivation – CitrusCrop Science
246Special Crops of Fruit Trees and ShrubsCrop Science
360General PomologyCrop Science
750Special Pomology (Deciduous Fruit Trees)Crop Science
785Propagation of Fruit Trees and ShrubsCrop Science
945Postharvest Handling of Fruits and VegetablesCrop Science
Food Science and Human Nutrition
3440PomologyAgricultural Economics and Rural Development
Natural Resources Management and Agricultural Engineering
Biotechnology
Agribusiness and Supply Chain Management
Animal Science
Food Science and Human Nutrition
Academic year 2026–27

Postgraduate studies

Laboratory members teach in the Postgraduate Programme of the Department of Crop Science “Cutting-Edge Fields and Innovative Applications in the Production and Preservation of Horticultural and Floricultural Species”. The following courses fall within the Laboratory’s field and are offered in the Programme’s specialisations “Viticulture, Pomology and Olive Cultivation” and “Quality – Postharvest Biology and Technology of Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers”.

CourseSpecialisation
Mineral Nutrition and Fertilization of Fruit Trees and ShrubsViticulture, Pomology and Olive Cultivation
Quality – Postharvest Biology and Technology of Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers
Special Topics in the Propagation of Fruit Trees and ShrubsViticulture, Pomology and Olive Cultivation
Integrated and Organic Cultivation of Tree Crops and GrapevineViticulture, Pomology and Olive Cultivation
Quality – Postharvest Biology and Technology of Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers
Quality – Postharvest Biology and Technology of FruitsViticulture, Pomology and Olive Cultivation
Quality – Postharvest Biology and Technology of Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers

Practical training

The Laboratory’s educational activity combines theoretical instruction with practical training. Students are trained in Pomology subjects at the experimental orchard (the Pomology Orchard) of the Agricultural University of Athens, in the greenhouses and in the Laboratory’s classrooms, linking theoretical knowledge with practical application.

For the full, up-to-date curriculum, admission requirements and deadlines, see the Department of Crop Science website.