The Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of Rostock unites diverse disciplines from the natural sciences, economics and engineering under its roof. Thus, trained biologists, agronomists, geo-informaticians, civil engineers, water economists, veterinarians and also an architect, among others, research and teach at the faculty.
The professorships of the faculty are dedicated to research in a wide range of projects, especially the sustainable use of resources in rural areas and on the coasts of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This ranges, among other things, from the collaborative development of communal waters (project "PROSPER-RO"), the sustainable management of phosphorus in the soil (project "InnoSoilPhos") and resource-efficient food production (project "Fischglashaus") to dealing with open geodata (project "OpenGeoEdu").
As part of the interdisciplinary lecture series "AgriCcoast - Sustainable Resource Use in Coastal Agricultural Landscapes", the latest results and aspects from the ongoing projects but also current topics that fit the general theme will be presented.