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A student majoring in "Agroengineering," Serhii Lytvynets, completed training with the company Fendt in Marktoberdorf (Germany).
From March 1 to March 6, 2026, NUWGP student Serhii Lytvynets underwent training from the Fendt company in Germany.
Serhii Lytvynets, a student of the "Agroengineering" specialty at the National University of Water Management and Nature Management, successfully completed training at the Fendt company's training center in Marktoberdorf (Germany). He participated in the program as part of an invited delegation that had the opportunity to familiarize itself with modern production and operation technologies of high-tech agricultural machinery.
During the training, program participants gained in-depth knowledge about the design features of tractors and other Fendt brand machinery, the principles of operation of modern electronic control systems, as well as innovative solutions applied in precision agriculture. Significant attention was paid to the use of digital technologies, automatic driving systems, telemetry, and modern platforms for managing agricultural machinery.
The training program combined theoretical classes with practical training. Participants had the opportunity to work with modern equipment, learn about the peculiarities of machine servicing, diagnosis of electronic and hydraulic systems, as well as visit the production facilities of the Fendt company, where they saw firsthand the process of creating modern agricultural machinery.
The participation of the NUWGP student in such international training is an important step in the professional development of a future agroengineer. Such educational initiatives contribute to the expansion of professional knowledge, acquaintance with advanced global technologies, and the formation of practical competencies necessary for working in the modern agro-industrial sector.
Such international internships also strengthen cooperation between educational institutions and leading agricultural machinery manufacturers, opening up new opportunities for students for professional development and integration into the global agroengineering community.
Mykola Holotiuk
Associate Professor of Agroengineering Department
