Postgraduate Diploma in Agricultural Science
Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
Prepares you to lead the agricultural sector as it adapts to global shifts and challenges. Develop advanced knowledge and skills to enhance and sustain agricultural production systems, suitable for graduates aiming to progress within the primary sector or further study.
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Core skills this course teaches
Lead innovation in the agricultural sector
Graduates will be prepared to guide the agricultural industry through environmental, economic, and technological shifts.
Apply advanced knowledge in agricultural science
Develop ability to critically assess, implement and advise on the latest scientific methods and findings in agriculture.
About This Course
The Postgraduate Diploma in Agricultural Science equips graduates to help New Zealand’s vital agricultural sector evolve in response to environmental and economic challenges. Building on Lincoln’s global reputation for agricultural research, students explore the latest innovations to increase the value and sustainability of food production. Graduates are ready for careers in research, technological development, and consultancy within agriculture and agribusiness, or can staircase to master’s-level study.
Course Content
- 120 credits from 600-level (Masters) agricultural science courses
- Electives chosen under advice from the course coordinator
- Topics in primary production, agricultural sustainability, agribusiness
- Research and technological innovation in agriculture
Entry Requirements
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
If English isn’t your first language, English language requirements apply
Build towards these roles
Researcher in agricultural scienceTechnological development roles in agricultureAgribusiness consultancyAdvisor on primary production systems
Build skills in these industries
AgricultureAgribusinessPrimary production
