Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra

In the field of education, the partnership will include specialized lectures for students and stud farm associates. The National Stud Farm Topoľčianky will offer practical training opportunities, graduate internships, and potential job placements for SUA graduates. Additionally, stud farm professionals will contribute to student theses, provide academic mentorship, and participate in final state exams.

Regarding research and development, the memorandum establishes cooperation on joint scientific projects, grant-funded initiatives, and shared expertise at conferences, seminars, symposia, and exhibitions hosted by either institution. The agreement also includes collaboration in consultancy services, participation in SUA career days, and support for student professional activities.

SUA has a longstanding tradition in equine studies, including horse breeding, training, and management. The Faculty of Agrobiology and Food Resources offers a bachelor's programme in hippology, equipping graduates with comprehensive knowledge in horse breeding, welfare optimization, animal nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention.

This partnership strengthens the link between academia and industry, providing students with valuable hands-on experience while advancing research and innovation in equine sciences.