Master of Horticultural Science
Growing & Vines
A course by
Lincoln University
A 240-credit research Master’s programme offering advanced training and research in horticultural science, including plant science, plant protection, viticulture and oenology. Designed for those seeking expertise in the horticultural industry.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced knowledge in horticultural science
Gain deep knowledge and expertise in fields such as plant science, plant protection, viticulture, oenology, and related disciplines.
Academic research capability
Develop skills in scientific research including experimental design, data collection, and thesis writing.
About This Course
The Master of Horticultural Science is a postgraduate degree providing advanced instruction and research experience across key areas relevant to the horticultural industry. Students complete a combination of taught courses and a research thesis, developing specialist knowledge in plant science, viticulture, oenology, plant protection and related fields. The programme prepares graduates for a wide range of roles in horticulture or for further academic research.
Course Content
- 120 credits of taught courses from the relevant schedule
- 120 credit research thesis
- Preliminary research preparation
- Plant Science
- Viticulture and Oenology
- Plant Protection
- Soil Science
- Research methodologies
- Specialist knowledge in chosen horticultural discipline
Entry Requirements
For 240-credit Master’s: Relevant New Zealand bachelor’s degree (Level 7) or equivalent with B average or better in final-year courses
Build towards these roles
Research and development roles in horticultural/agricultural sectorSpecialist roles in plant science, viticulture, oenology and plant protectionAcademic research positionsHorticultural consultancy
Build skills in these industries
HorticultureViticulturePlant Science
