In the constant improvement of the process of education and training of professionals who work in the labor market, the syllabus of the agronomy course requires a total of at least 257 credits and 4155 hours. Of these totals, the Department of Soil acts directly in eight disciplines, totaling 33 credits and 495 hours of classes, ie, 13.6% and 11.96% of total credits and hours of class required, respectively. These disciplines are:

AGR 99005 - Introduction to Agronomy - (4 credits / 60 hours)

AGR 03014 - General and Soil Chemistry - (4 Credits / 60 hours)

AGR 03002 - Soil Physics - (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03015 - Soil Genesis and Classification - (4 credits / 60 hours)

AGR 03004 - Soil Biology - (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03005 - Soil Fertility - (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03016 - Agricultural Mechanization - (8 credits / 120 hours)

AGR 03017 - Soil Management and Conservation - (4 credits / 60 hours)

AGR 03018 - Environmental Management - (2 Credits / 30 hours)

In addition to these disciplines, the Department of Soil acts in complementary diversified training disciplines (FDC), which are:

AGR 03007 - Soil Management (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03020 - Bioremediation of contaminated environments (2 Credits / 30 hours)

AGR 03011 - Disposal of waste in soil (2 Credits / 30 hours)

AGR 03010 - Fertilizers and correctives (2 Credits / 30 hours)

AGR 03022 - Horticulture and forestry mechanization (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03021 - Rural Sanitation (4 Credits / 60 hours)

AGR 03008 - Soil Biotechnology (3 credits / 45 hours)

AGR 03009 - Evaluation of land suitability (3 credits / 45 hours)