Master of Horticultural Science
(M.Hort.Sc.)
New Zealand's NZ$3.0b horticulture industry has an international reputation for quality innovation and efficiency.
This success is based on the understanding and integration of natural resources, scientific knowledge and business expertise.
To remain competitive it must respond to the requirements of international markets for quality products.
The Master of Horticultural Science is breeding a new generation of horticulturalists with the required acumen in crop technology, project and financial planning, personnel management, information systems and marketing to keep the industry at the top of its game.
It allows for applied specialisation in management and related disciplines and offers unlimited research opportunities in a rapidly expanding area of study.
How to qualify
Candidates for the M.Hort.Sc. will have qualified for a Bachelor of Horticultural Science, Bachelor of Horticultural Science with Honours or equivalent.
Length of study
By examination and thesis
Students will normally take a minimum of two academic years to complete a M.Hort.Sc. by examination and thesis.
By thesis only
Students will normally take a minimum of one academic year to complete the requirements of the degree.
Course of study
The taught component comprises 120 credits at 600 level selected from the master's degree courses offered at Lincoln Univeristy.
The course of study must be approved by the Academic Co-ordinator having regard to coherence and relevance.
Academic Co-ordinator: Roland Harrison
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