Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Science
Other Science
A course by
Lincoln University
A flexible postgraduate certificate designed to expand your applied science knowledge by allowing you to choose advanced courses from master’s programmes in science, applied science, agricultural science, and horticultural science.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced applied science knowledge
Expand your expertise in various applied science fields by selecting tailored advanced courses from multiple scientific disciplines.
Flexible and interdisciplinary skill development
Develop broad, multi-disciplinary skills applicable to agricultural, horticultural, and scientific industries or research.
What You're Signing Up For
The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Science at Lincoln University is aimed at science graduates who wish to develop specialised knowledge with a flexible selection of advanced science courses. The programme is suitable for those wanting to enhance their expertise in applied or agricultural sciences, horticultural science, or related scientific areas. It can be completed as a standalone qualification or used as a pathway to further postgraduate study, such as a postgraduate diploma or master's degree.
Course Content
- Selection of 60 credits from the schedule of courses for master's degrees in Agricultural Science, Horticultural Science, Applied Science, or Science.
- Possible subject areas include: commercial banking, agribusiness organisations, tourism management, soil physics, general biochemistry, plant biochemistry, research methods in ecology, conservation biology, advanced ecology, animal behaviour, advanced microbiology, events and festivals, sport and fitness, advanced theory in resource studies, quantitative and qualitative social science research methods, advanced urban, regional and resource planning, risk and resilience, soil fertility and management, international development project planning, applied research methods, management research methods, advanced geographic information systems, economics in environmental policy, sustainability, finance, international agribusiness systems, Māori resource management, natural resource recreation and tourism, tourist behaviour, soil chemistry, soil resources, protein biochemistry, plant cell physiology, advanced professional planning methods, advanced sport and recreation management, social psychology of wellbeing, wildlife management, international trade, environmental impact assessment, water management, agribusiness in developing economies.
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