1.
Agrobioengineering
Directions of research:
optimization of production properties of soils
reclamation, restoration and management of degraded and devastated areas; use of the waste materials in the environment shaping
circulation elements in natural and anthropogenic ecosystems in the chain: soil – fertilizer – plant – animal
the use of microorganisms in agriculture and environmental protection
socio-economic determinants of enterprise development and competitiveness in agribusiness
conditions and prospects of development of tourism in rural areas
modern technologies in cultivation
biological progress in agriculture
genetic testing – breeding and technological testing of plants
sustainability of grasslands, their utility, significance for landscape and nature
quality assessment of raw materials, medicinal, special and energy crops
food assessment with regard to technological and environmental conditions.

2.
Veterinary Medicine
Directions of research: 
anatomical and histological structure and functioning of tissues and organs
sub cellular regulatory mechanisms of biochemical and neuroendocrinic character
immunological status of animals in physiological and pathological conditions
diagnosis and treatment of the most frequent diseases in livestock and companion animals, also animals used for food production
quality characteristics, hygiene and technology of animal food products
influence of the environment on disease occurrence and health in animals
preclinical and clinical evaluation of new medicines and biomaterials
pathogenic conditioning in system disorders of neoplasmic, metabolic, neuroendocrinic, and toxic character
3.
Environmental Biology
Directions of research: 
Research in the field of breeding and animal use is directed to social needs, particularly in terms of food quality, healthcare, environmental protection, welfare, and genetic resources protection of livestock and wild animals.
The leading objective is the improvement of nutritional value of raw materials and animal products (including organic ones) with increased content of biologically active substances.
They also relate to genome and proteome analysis of different animal species, genetic structure evaluation of a particular population and nutrigenomics in a broader sense.

Current environmental problems are analysed in the context of human beings and animals, and consist of the recognition of environmental and occupational hazards in intensive livestock production; protection of resources and values particularly precious in terms of nature and culture; structure forming; function and landscape shaping projects; monitoring of ecological status of Polish Southeast waters; principles of sustainable fishery management and reclamation of peatlands and water ecosystems.

The Faculty has significant achievements in the protection of genetic resources of indigenous animal breeds (Polbar and Zielononóżka Kuropatwiana chicken breeds, the Puławy pig breed, the Białogrzbiety cattle breed, the Polish Lowlands sheep breed; the Uhruska type, the Polish pony and the Pastel fox).
Among some of the most important achievements, there is also restitution of Białogrzbiety cattle, the wood grouse and the hare in Poland as well as initiation of breeding the Felin pony and permanent domestication of Caucasian bees.

4.
Horticulture and Landscape Architecture
Directions of research: 
Basic research areas cover plant anatomy and cytology, biology of growth, flowering and fruiting, aerobiology, photosynthesis, the use of growth regulators, plant mineral nutrition and biofortification as well as research in the field of ecology and hydrobiology.

Applied research is related to the development and improvement of horticultural production techniques (fruit-growing plants, ornamental plants, vegetables, herbs, and medicinal plants) as well as techniques of nursery production and the production economics of basic horticultural plant species.

Continuous research in the plant and the natural environment protection, with particular regard to the principles of sustainable agricultural prod
1. Agrobioengineering
Directions of research:
optimization of production properties of soils
reclamation, restoration and management of degraded and devastated areas; use of the waste materials in the environment shaping
circulation elements in natural and anthropogenic ecosystems in the chain: soil – fertilizer – plant – animal
the use of microorganisms in agriculture and environmental protection
socio-economic determinants of enterprise development and competitiveness in agribusiness
conditions and prospects of development of tourism in rural areas
modern technologies in cultivation
biological progress in agriculture
genetic testing – breeding and technological testing of plants
sustainability of grasslands, their utility, significance for landscape and nature
quality assessment of raw materials, medicinal, special and energy crops
food assessment with regard to technological and environmental conditions.
2. Veterinary Medicine
Directions of research: 
anatomical and histological structure and functioning of tissues and organs
sub cellular regulatory mechanisms of biochemical and neuroendocrinic character
immunological status of animals in physiological and pathological conditions
diagnosis and treatment of the most frequent diseases in livestock and companion animals, also animals used for food production
quality characteristics, hygiene and technology of animal food products
influence of the environment on disease occurrence and health in animals
preclinical and clinical evaluation of new medicines and biomaterials
pathogenic conditioning in system disorders of neoplasmic, metabolic, neuroendocrinic, and toxic character
3. Environmental Biology
Directions of research: 
Research in the field of breeding and animal use is directed to social needs, particularly in terms of food quality, healthcare, environmental protection, welfare, and genetic resources protection of livestock and wild animals. The leading objective is the improvement of nutritional value of raw materials and animal products (including organic ones) with increased content of biologically active substances. They also relate to genome and proteome analysis of different animal species, genetic structure evaluation of a particular population and nutrigenomics in a broader sense.
Current environmental problems are analysed in the context of human beings and animals, and consist of the recognition of environmental and occupational hazards in intensive livestock production; protection of resources and values particularly precious in terms of nature and culture; structure forming; function and landscape shaping projects; monitoring of ecological status of Polish Southeast waters; principles of sustainable fishery management and reclamation of peatlands and water ecosystems.
The Faculty has significant achievements in the protection of genetic resources of indigenous animal breeds (Polbar and Zielononóżka Kuropatwiana chicken breeds, the Puławy pig breed, the Białogrzbiety cattle breed, the Polish Lowlands sheep breed; the Uhruska type, the Polish pony and the Pastel fox). Among some of the most important achievements, there is also restitution of Białogrzbiety cattle, the wood grouse and the hare in Poland as well as initiation of breeding the Felin pony and permanent domestication of Caucasian bees.
4. Horticulture and Landscape Architecture
Directions of research: 
Basic research areas cover plant anatomy and cytology, biology of growth, flowering and fruiting, aerobiology, photosynthesis, the use of growth regulators, plant mineral nutrition and biofortification as well as research in the field of ecology and hydrobiology.
Applied research is related to the development and improvement of horticultural production techniques (fruit-growing plants, ornamental plants, vegetables, herbs, and medicinal plants) as well as techniques of nursery production and the production economics of basic horticultural plant species.
Continuous research in the plant and the natural environment protection, with particular regard to the principles of sustainable agricultural prod
University of Life Sciences in Lublin