MSc in AgriFood Sustainability and Technology
Equipping future leaders to transform sustainable agri-food systems through cutting-edge science and technology.
Best for:Best for graduates in agricultural, environmental, or related sciences seeking a master's degree in sustainable food systems.
Overview
The MSc in AgriFood Sustainability and Technology at the University of Galway develops future leaders dedicated to transforming sustainable agri-food systems. Through cutting-edge science, technology, and innovation, the programme combines strong industry links, hands-on research, and interdisciplinary training. Students are provided with the necessary tools to generate real-world impact in sustainable agriculture and global food security. The curriculum is delivered over one year full-time, requiring a commitment of 90 credits.
What you'll do
- Engage in rigorous coursework and interdisciplinary training focused on sustainable agri-food systems
- Participate in hands-on research projects exploring agricultural science and technology
- Collaborate with peers on innovation initiatives addressing global food security challenges
- Utilize industry links to gain practical exposure to real-world agricultural problems
- Complete a 90-credit master's curriculum culminating in comprehensive assessments or a thesis
Requirements
Degree required: Second-Class Honours degree (2.2 or above) in agricultural science, biology, environmental science, food science, biotechnology, ecology, engineering, geography, economics, or a related field
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; IELTS score of 6.5 with no less than 5.5 in any band, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in a relevant discipline such as agricultural science, biology, or environmental science
- Demonstrated academic capability evidenced by a minimum 2.2 second-class honours degree or equivalent
- Proficiency in English meeting the university's language standards
- Open to international and domestic applicants holding a recognized undergraduate degree or equivalent qualifications
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their application through the University of Galway online application portal. Ensure all supporting documentation, including academic transcripts, a CV, a personal statement, and references, are prepared and uploaded according to the instructions.
- Proof of identity
- Academic transcripts
- Academic recommendation
- Personal statement (max. 600 words)
- Two-page CV
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