Kherson State Agricultural University

Kherson State Agricultural University is a public Ukrainian higher-education institution with a 150-year history, around 4,000 students, and more than 300 academic and research staff. It is practice-oriented, with an experimental production site, research fields, educational and laboratory facilities, and departments linked to production organizations. Following Russia’s full-scale invasion, the university relocated from Kherson to Kropyvnytskyi, where it continues teaching, research, postgraduate training, and employer engagement while retaining Kherson as its legal base. Research is supported through Ukraine’s Ministry of Education and Science, state-budget programs, competitive public funding, and international collaboration. Its patent record and employer-facing structures provide a foundation for applied research and knowledge transfer.