Armenian National Agrarian University (ANAU)

Founded 1930 (chartered as the Armenian Agricultural Institute in the Soviet era; reorganised multiple times; renamed Armenian National Agrarian University in 2013 by merging the State Agrarian University of Armenia with several agricultural research institutes). Armenia's premier agricultural and food-sciences university, located in Yerevan with regional research centres across Armenian rural regions. Founded 1930 as the Armenian Agricultural Institute in the Soviet era. Reorganised multiple times; current ANAU formed in 2013 by merging the State Agrarian University of Armenia with the Armenian Research Institute of Agriculture, the Plant Protection Research Institute, and the Scientific Centre of Agrobiotechnology. Faculties span Agronomy, Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry, Agribusiness and Economics, Food Technologies, Hydromelioration, Land Management and Cadastre, and the Forestry and Botanical Studies department. Critical for Armenia's agriculture sector and rural development.

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