Agricultural Biotechnology Master's Degree
Advance your expertise in agricultural biotechnology, genetics, and sustainable food production at Dundalk Institute of Technology.
Best for:Best for life science and agriculture graduates seeking advanced specialisation in biotechnology and sustainable food production.
Overview
Dundalk Institute of Technology offers a Master's degree programme in Agricultural Biotechnology designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of biotechnology applications in modern agriculture. Students explore animal genetics, nutrition and health, crop and feed production, as well as sustainable food and energy systems. The curriculum combines advanced theoretical concepts with practical understanding of genetic engineering and bioremediation. Graduates are well-prepared for professional roles or further academic research in the agricultural and environmental sectors.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework across various disciplines of agricultural biotechnology
- Engage in laboratory sessions and practical applications of genetic engineering
- Study sustainable food and energy production methods
- Analyze animal genetics, health, and nutrition principles
- Conduct research projects and present findings as part of the degree requirements
Requirements
Degree required: Minimum of a 2nd class honours degree in Agriculture, Agricultural Science, Environmental Science, Biotechnology, Food Science or a related area
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; minimum level equivalent to IELTS 6.5
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in agriculture, biotechnology, or environmental science
- Academic background meeting second-class honours degree criteria
- Capability to undertake rigorous scientific coursework and laboratory work
- Proficiency in written and spoken English for academic study
- Open to EU and international applicants
- Applicants lacking standard academic requirements may be considered through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) policies
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Applicants should apply directly through the institution's online application system. Ensure all required documentation including academic transcripts and CV are uploaded with the submission. International non-EU applicants may also apply through approved agents or directly via the international admissions portal.
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