Join the free online course organised by ASOMI College of Sciences in Malta and learn how to apply regenerative agriculture using deep tech technologies. Register by 6 June 2025.
ASOMI College of Sciences, an accredited institution based in Malta, in collaboration with EIT Food, is launching a new edition of the free online course dedicated to regenerative agriculture, with a specific focus on the application of advanced technologies (deep tech) in the agri-food sector. The programme is open to students and professionals from across Europe and is part of the EIT RIS network initiatives supporting the sustainable transition of local economies.
All information and the application form are available at the official link below:
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A course for those who believe in regenerative agriculture
The course “RIS Inspire – Deep Tech in Regenerative Agriculture” is designed for individuals who want to deepen their knowledge of the practices and technologies that make regenerative agriculture a sustainable, resilient, and innovative model. Entirely free of charge and online, the programme is open to citizens of EIT RIS countries, including Italy and Malta, and is structured to offer flexibility and accessibility for students and young professionals.
The course runs from 9 to 27 June 2025, requiring an estimated 15 hours of weekly commitment. Participants will receive a final certificate and may access the follow-up programme “Inspire Impact,” which offers cash prizes of up to €4,000.
Why take a course on regenerative agricultureThe value of this programme lies in offering practical tools to integrate regenerative agriculture with technological innovation. During the course, participants will develop skills in:
- Green entrepreneurship and sustainability
- Digital technologies applied to agri-food systems
- Data analysis and natural resource management
- Leadership in ecological transition projects
- Communication with stakeholders and local communities
The ultimate goal is to contribute to the spread of regenerative agriculture as a concrete response to environmental crises, biodiversity loss, and soil degradation—key issues in the broader European debate on sustainable innovation.
An opportunity for European students with a focus on Malta
The course also reinforces Malta‘s role as a Mediterranean hub for advanced training. Thanks to the active involvement of local institutions like ASOMI College of Sciences, regenerative agriculture becomes a strategic area of interest for higher education in Malta, as highlighted by several initiatives published on Malta Business.
How to apply for the free course
The course is fully funded, with no cost for participants. To apply, candidates must complete the online form, attaching a motivation letter and CV. The deadline for applications is 6 June 2025.
All information and the application form are available at the official link below:
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Those who wish to contribute to an agricultural and environmental transition based on regenerative values now have a real opportunity: to receive free training in the field of regenerative agriculture, explore deep tech solutions for the environment, and become an active part of the transformation of the European food system.
Regenerative agriculture is not just a keyword—it is a future vision.
