VietNamNet Bridge - With an area of almost 200 hectares, the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture is Vietnam's largest school, with many faculties such as Livestock, Biotechnology, Agronomy, Soil Management, Veterinary, and Fisheries.
![]() The Vietnam Academy of Agriculture is located in the town of Trau Quy in Gia Lam District, Hanoi suburbs. It was established in 1956 under the name of University of Agriculture and Forestry.
![]() As the national key university, the Academy of Agriculture is responsible for human resource training at university and post-university degrees. ![]() The universities initially had only three faculties but now has 15 faculties providing intensive training courses on key industries, such as Livestock, Biotechnology, Agronomy, Soil Management, Veterinary, Fisheries. .. and nearly 20 research centers and institutes. In the photo is a high-rise dormitory, located in the airy spacious campus. ![]() The central campus is surrounded by four wide lotus ponds. ![]() The Faculty of Land Management is surrounded by trees and concrete paths. The campus is large enough for students to practice on site. ![]() The green campus.
![]() The aquaculture area of the Faculty of Fisheries. Established in March 2015, the Fisheries Faculty has three subjects: Aquaculture, environment and aquatic animal diseases, and aquatic nutrition and feed. ![]() The sports area includes a large stadium, an indoor stadium, the gym, artificial football playground, etc. ![]() A lab of the Environment Faculty. ![]() The Agronomy Faculty is the oldest (founded in 1956). ![]() This faculty has 40 offices, a 3 hectare botanical garden, a specimen garden of 1.1 hectares, a field of 4.3 hectares, and 11 net houses totaling 2,000 m2. ![]() The Faculty of Fisheries has successfully researched and put into use artificial reproductive techniques on river loach and frogs, and diagnostic and treatment techniques for some fish species. |
Thu Ly
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