Master of Precision Agriculture
Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
A one-year, 180-credit taught master's designed for those seeking advanced expertise in precision agriculture, focusing on the use of digital technology, data, and information systems to enhance the productivity and sustainability of agrifood systems.
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Core skills this course teaches
Master information management technologies for agriculture
Apply and critically evaluate IT tools for monitoring and managing crops, animals, and natural resources in various agricultural contexts.
Understand and implement precision agriculture principles
About This Course
The Master of Precision Agriculture develops high-level skills in the application of technology-based tools and data management techniques for the farming and agrifoods sector. The programme equips graduates to drive innovation in agricultural production, environmental management, and sustainable practices, positioning them as digitally literate leaders in primary industries.
Course Content
- Advanced Precision Agriculture
- Agricultural Engineering
- Research Essay
- Research Placement
- Advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- Software Development
- Plant and Crop Physiology (elective)
- Topics in Advanced Animal Science (elective)
- Soil Resources (elective)
- Computer Vision (pending approval/elective)
- Dissertation (optional with approval in lieu of research essay/placement)
Entry Requirements
A relevant New Zealand Level 7 bachelor’s degree or recognised equivalent with a B average or better in 300-level and final year (full-time equivalent) courses
Build towards these roles
Data-driven science roles in agricultureSustainable production managementStrategic management positions in primary industriesDigital consultancy in agrifoods sectorPotential for governance or leadership roles in farming and production organisations
Build skills in these industries
Primary IndustriesAgribusiness
