In accordance with section 3 of the Annex to Order CIN/325/2009, of 9 February, which establishes the requirements for the verification of official university degrees
that qualify for the exercise of the profession of Agricultural Engineer, graduates of this Master's must acquire the following general skills:
1: The capacity to plan, organise, direct and control productive systems and processes developed in the agrarian sector and the agro-alimentary industry, within a framework that guarantees the competitiveness of companies without neglecting the protection and conservation of the environment and the improvement and sustainable development of the rural environment.
2: The capacity to design, forecast and execute infrastructure projects, buildings, facilities and the plant necessary for the efficient execution of productive activities carried out by agro-alimentary companies.
3: The capacity to propose, direct and execute research, development and innovation projects in products, processes and methods used by companies and organisations associated with the agro-alimentary sector.
4: The capacity to apply the knowledge acquired to solve problems arising from novel situations, analysing the information from the setting and synthesising it efficiently to facilitate the decision-making process in companies and professional organisations in the agro-alimentary sector.
5: The capacity to transmit their knowledge and the conclusions of their studies and reports, using the means that communication technology allows and taking into account the knowledge of the audience.
6: The capacity to direct or supervise multidisciplinary and multicultural teams, to integrate knowledge in complex decision-making processes with limited information, assuming the social, ethical and environmental responsibility of their professional activity in harmony with the socioeconomic and natural setting where they work.
7: The aptitude to develop the necessary skills to continue their learning autonomously or tutored, incorporating new concepts, processes or methods deriving from research, development and innovation into their professional activity.