The Institute's primary calling is to organise cooperation between its members: cooperation on agricultural training, veterinary cooperation, training of teaching staff and supervision of technical agricultural teaching.
The Institute brings together the skills and the expertise of its eighteen members, gives them exposure and increases their capacity for action, especially on the international stage.
Its members can thus bear joint responsibility for training and research strategies through shared national, European and international projects, thereby encouraging the coordination of their policies and activities.
It encourages especially the coordination of the engineering courses in areas within the scope of the Ministry and the renewal of the baseline for veterinary studies.