Bachelor of Engineering in Agricultural Engineering, Munster Technological University

Agricultural engineering is a specialised branch of engineering focused on the design, manufacture, modification, and maintenance of equipment used in agriculture. At MTU's Kerry South Campus, students will work with state-of-the-art facilities, including workshops, laboratories, and machinery halls. The program emphasizes practical experience, especially in the third year, when students participate in a structured work placement that helps translate academic learning into real-world skills. The curriculum covers core engineering principles and specialised topics such as agri-tractor technology, control engineering, and robotics. Graduates are well-positioned to contribute to agricultural productivity and technological advancement, both locally and internationally. The course is accredited by both Engineers Ireland and the Institution of Agricultural Engineers (UK).