There are several doctorate programmes which are published every year with their regulations.

• Health Sciences
• Agrobiology (Environmental Sciences)
• Public Economy
• Agro-Food Sciences (Environmental Sciences)
• Sources, Methods and Historiographic Analyses (History and Geography)
• Business Management
• The Soil: uses and preservation. (Environmental Sciences)
• Energy and Materials Engineering
• Rural and Project Engineering
• Mathematics and Computers
• Psychology and Education
• Statistics and Operational Research
• Advanced Control and Reasoning Techniques (Automation and Computers)
• Agricultural Production
• Electric, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering
• Vegetal Production (Agricultural production)
• Civil Liability (Private Law)
• Agro-Food Industries
• Present Issues in Public Law
• Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry (Applied Chemistry)
• Structure and Dynamics of Complex Societies (Sociology)

The department the doctorate course belongs to, whenever it is not explicit in the course title, is mentioned between brackets.