Agricultural and business digitalisation degree in achieving sustainable development goals

The Agriculture 4.0 trend is moving manufacturing processes away from human resources and towards the world of machines. Smart technologies have become standard in production tools. Cloud services have allowed the processing of large amounts of data. The next step will be Agriculture 5.0, where robotics and artificial intelligence will be integrated. Today, data-driven business decisions have become a prerequisite for competitiveness. New technology can extract data, visualise relationships and use AI-based algorithms. That is why it is essential for education, mainly in agriculture. Agri-digitalisation could represent the most significant opportunity for the agricultural sector in the next decade, increasing the efficiency, profitability and competitiveness of production, and is expected to reduce environmental pressures, thus contributing to achieving the sustainable development goals of the European Union. This paper presents the role of digitalisation in agriculture and business and introduces the 'Agricultural and Business Digitisation BSc Course', combining professional knowledge.