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Title: Definition of the emerging bio-systems engineering disciplines in Europe
Authors: Attard, George
Keywords: Engineering -- Study and teaching -- Malta
Agricultural engineering -- Study and teaching -- Malta
Agricultural engineering -- Study and teaching -- Europe
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: ERABEE
Citation: Attard, G. (2008). Definition of the emerging bio-systems engineering disciplines in Europe. 1st Workshop organised by the Education & Research in Biosystems Engineering in Europe (ERABEE) .
Abstract: Malta's entry into the EU, with its associated opportunities for funding, has provided close to €140,000,000 for Rural Development measures as from 2004 to 2013, and their focus on investments, agri-environmental and quality of life improvements in rural areas should help attain desired sustainability. Successful implementation of this development programme lies on the degree of uptake and hence participation of the rural community and on the effective and efficient processing of applications by the Managing Authority. Presently the University of Malta does not offer degrees in Agriculture Engineering. Nonetheless the capacity does exist to organise such courses. There is a severe shortage of experts to support the rural community. Ultimately, however, the resultant transformations in the rural sector shall but reflect the overall supporting framework and associated efforts to promote development in this area.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/22995
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