Bryansk State Agrarian University

Bryansk State Agrarian University (FSBEI HE Bryansk SAU) is a federal state budgetary educational institution of higher education located in Kokino village, Vygonichsky district, Bryansk region, Russia. Established in 1980 as the Bryansk Agricultural Institute under USSR Ministry of Agriculture Order No. 101, it is one of the major centers of agricultural education, science and culture in the south-western Non-Black Soil Zone of the Russian Federation. The university operates under the authority of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation. It offers 16 Bachelor's programs, 2 Specialist's programs, 8 Master's programs, and 6 Postgraduate (aspirantura) programs in full-time, part-time, and extramural modes. Fields of study include agronomy, agriengineering, veterinary medicine, animal science, food technology, economics, management, land management, environmental engineering, and applied computer science. The university campus features 10 academic buildings, 2 sports halls, 6 student hostels, a stadium, and a canteen. A Centre for learning Russian as a foreign language operates on campus, and an International Cooperation Department supports foreign students. The university has multiple branches in the Bryansk region.