Study Master of Science - Plant Breeding at Lincoln University in New Zealand, Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences
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Master of Science - Plant Breeding

New Zealand

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What will I learn?

Lincolns MSc in Plant Breeding prepares you a career as a plant breeder in the cropping or pastoral industries. This is an indemand role in New Zealand and globally with the need for increased food production and more restorative growing practices. Core content within this major is designed to align with internationallyrecognised plant breeding qualifications, and is continually updated in collaboration with the New Zealand industry to maintain relevance. The research programme and accompanying facilities stretch from molecular biology to fieldbased breeding programmes. We maintain close ties with local plant breeding companies as well as with Crown Research Institute breeding programmes. This creates access to leading projects and breeding programmes across New Zealand, including regular field tours of South Islandbased initiatives for both commercial and research reference. Programme contacts Associate Professor Chris Winefield Chairperson BioSafety Committee chris.winefieldlincoln.ac.nz

Which department am I in?

Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Study options

Full Time (2 Years)

Tuition fees
NZ$37,000.00 (US$ 22,071) per year
Residential Life fee of NZD 360

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Start date

July 2027

Venue

Lincoln University

Ellesmere Junction Road,

Lincoln,

Canterbury,

7647, South Island, New Zealand

Full Time (2 Years)

Tuition fees
NZ$37,000.00 (US$ 22,071) per year
Residential Life fee of NZD 360

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Start date

February 2027

Venue

Lincoln University

Ellesmere Junction Road,

Lincoln,

Canterbury,

7647, South Island, New Zealand

Entry requirements

For international students

Whether you are considering a taught, taught/research or research-only Masters degree, you will need a relevant degree with a B average in your 300-level courses and final year (or full-time equivalent). Taught Masters degrees are usually 12-month full-time programmes. Like Bachelors degrees, they are delivered and assessed through a series of taught modules and may include independent research in the specialised subject area.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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About Lincoln University

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  • Specialised degrees with practical work experience
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