UBT College has a set of clearly defined, comprehensive, and published requirements and criteria for admission to the Agricultural and Environmental Engineering program. The admission process is by relevant national regulations, such as Article 29 of the Law on Higher Education in Kosovo and internal rules established by the Faculty Council.
For students transferring from other universities, the admission process at UBT College ensures that their previously completed courses are carefully reviewed for compatibility with the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering program. According to Article 34, point 5 of the Law on the Kosovo Accreditation Agency, transfer can only occur from study programs that have a content similarity with the Agricultural and Environmental Engineering program of at least 70%. In addition, course transcripts must be submitted and reviewed by the Faculty Transfer Committee. If the courses are the same and have the same content, they are automatically recognized. For those with similar content, course descriptions must be submitted, and the Faculty Transfer Committee reviews them to assess whether the courses have the same or similar titles and equivalent ECTS credits. To be recognized, a course must have at least 70% similarity in terms of learning outcomes, objectives, and content compared to the equivalent course at the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering. The Law on the Kosovo Accreditation Agency is available online at https://akreditimi.rks
Students, both local and international, participating in mobility programs, complete a questionnaire at the end of the mobility period. This questionnaire collects feedback regarding study conditions, learning environment, satisfaction with academic staff, administration, laboratories, extracurricular activities, and peer collaboration. The collected data is analyzed, and a Quality Improvement Plan is created based on student feedback. The International Cooperation Office oversees the implementation of this plan to ensure continuous improvements in international exchange procedures.
Table: Students participating in Mobility.
| Name and surname | Mobility | University |
| Taulant Vllasalihu | Hochschule Anhalt Germany Erasmus+ Mobility | Business and Economice in Food Industry |
| Rinor Krasniqi | Hochschule Anhalt, Germany Erasmus+ Mobility | Business and Economics in Food Industry |
| Diellez Arifi | University of Debrecen | Food Safety and Quality Engineering |
| Leart Hadri | Van Hall Larenstein-Holland, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Enta Bresilla | Van Hall Larenstein-Holland, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Rina Ismaili | Van Hall Larenstein-Holland, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Sara Rysha | Van Hall Larenstein-Holland, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Vesa Zeqiri | Van Hall Larenstein-Holand, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Sonita Mavraj | Van Hall Larenstein-Holand, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Dion Bardhi | Sapienza University of Rome – Erasmus+ Mobility | Sapienza University of Rome |
| Vita Radoniqi | Van Hall Larenstein-Holand, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Dea Hasani | Van Hall Larenstein-Holand, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
| Dona Salihu | Van Hall Larenstein-Holand, Erasmus+ Mobility | University of Applied Sciences |
UBT offers and develops many activities that are outside the study curriculum, where this is also helped by the presence of diversity of programs within UBT.
As activities that can be mentioned are: Organization of conferences within UBT and outside UBT that are organized by Associations present in Kosovo (Raspberry Conference, Dairy Conference, etc.).
The following table presents some examples of joint research papers of professors of the Agricultural and Environmental Engineering program and students in journals indexed by Scopus and recent International Conferences of UBT.
| Name of professor | No. of publications with students in SCOPUS | Number of publications with students in Conferences | Examples
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| Maxhun Shehaj | 1 | European rose chafer on cultivated high bush blueberries Maxhun Shehaj, Erzen Shehaj, Elbasan Çekaj, Agrinë Naqa, Blerinë Krasniqi | |
| Mufail Salihaj | 1 | Testing of some herbicides in Maize culture Mufail Salihaj, Hysni Tahiri and Diellon Salihaj | |
| Ismet Babaj | 1 | Performance of Three Lettuce Cultivars (Lactuca Sativa L.) Grown in the NFT (Nutrient Film Technique) Hydroponic System, Ismet Babaj, Shpetim Salihu* , Blerina Krasniqi , Drilon Morina , Agrinë Neqa , Liridon Krasniqi , Aurora Beqa, Berat Hashani , Hysni Tahiri | |
| Pajtim Bytyqi | 1 | Assessments of Heavy Metal Contaminants in the Drenica River and Bioremediation by Typha angustifolia, Fetoshi, O., Bytyqi. P., Koto, R., Sallaku, F., … Rathnayake, U., Dogančić, D.Shkendije Sefa Haziri | |
| Emine Daci | 1 | Effect of Farmer Education on Productivity, Farm Management, and Sustainable Development of the Agricultural Sector, Emine Daci Zejnullahi1*, Xhavit Bytyçi ,Elmedina Bajgora | |
| Fidan Feka | 1 | Assessment of the Quality of Packaged Drinking Water Through Microbiological and Physico- Chemical Analyses in Kosovo, Bahtir Gashi, Fidan Feka*, Smajl Rizani, and Arianeta Nura | |
| Luljeta Ajdini | 1 | Monitoring of the CIP system safety based on microbiological and physico-chemical indicators, Luljeta Ajdini, Arianeta Nura, Fidan Feka, Emine Daci Zejnullahi, Veton Haziri, Irena Spaqi | |
| Hyrije Koraqi | 1 | Mediterranean diet: a healthy lifestyle, Xheneta Osmani1, Hyrije Koraqi* | |
| Demokrat Nuha | 1 | Investigating Aflatoxin M1 Contamination in Milk Samples: A Comprehensive Study in Kosovo, Hasime Berisha, Demokrat Nuha*, Berat Durmishi, Pajtim Bytyci, Osman Fetoshi and Mergim Mestani
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| Cengiz Cesko | 1 | Production of activated carbons from Quercus cerris acorn shell under various experiment conditions, and their characterizations Çesko, C., Geçgel, Ü., Koraqi, H.Elshani, D., Palüzar, H.
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