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Masters Degrees in Botanical biotechnology
We have 14 Masters Degrees in Botanical biotechnology
Masters degrees in Botanical Biotechnology administer training in the molecular scrutiny of plants and their outputs for use in various industries including agriculture, medicine and pharmacology. Related specialisms and subjects include Ethnobotany, Plant Taxonomy and Plant Genetics. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject, such as Plant Science, Biology, or Chemistry.
Why study a Masters in Botanical Biotechnology?
## You can structure your Masters degree to suit your career needs. For example, if you have an interest in conservation and wildlife, or would like to work internationally, you may wish to focus on tropical plant species. For a career in agriculture, you may focus on plant breeding and transgenic (genetically modified) organisms for roles in crop production or food chain management. The general knowledge and practical training that you will acquire - such as structural biology, cell imaging, lab testing, and experimental growing – would also make you suitable for other careers. These include: consultancy positions in government agencies; officiating roles within NGOs, charities and international organisations; research roles, for which you may wish to pursue a PhD after your Masters.
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MSc Plant Biology & Biotechnology
University College Dublin
UCD School of Biology & Environmental Science
Rapid developments in our understanding of plants and their significance to our wellbeing has been achieved through advances in a range of disciplines including genetics, genomics, cell biology, physiology, ecology and studies on climate change. Read more
MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement
University of East Anglia
School of Biological Sciences
One of the greatest challenges facing humanity is sustainable food production for a rapidly increasing global population. Read more
Plant Science and Biotechnology - MSc
University of Leeds
School of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Would you like to understand the fundamental biological mechanisms essential to the development of sustainable solutions to the greatest challenges of the 21st century including food, energy, and materials? Recent years have seen unprecedented progress in the study of plant biology, with new tools and technologies available, this is your chance to make an impact in the field. Read more
Plant Sciences MSc
Wageningen University & Research
Life Sciences
Plants form the basis of life as they convert sunlight into an inexhaustible source of food and renewable raw materials. Plants also have a stabilising effect in (agro) ecosystems, a landscape function and ornamental value. Read more
Agriculture for Sustainable Development MSc
University of Greenwich
Natural Resources Institute
This course is for graduates and professionals looking for greater knowledge and expertise in sustainable agricultural development. Read more
MSc Sustainable Agriculture
University of Sheffield
School of Biosciences
This course will equip you with the knowledge needed to understand the challenges of sustainable agriculture and the skills to pursue an exciting career in the agronomy sector. Read more
MSc Global Plant Health
The Sainsbury Laboratory
Masters Programmes
This one-year MSc in Global Plant Health provides the strongest possible grounding for a career devoted to minimising crop losses. Read more
Applied Biotechnology MSc
University of Westminster
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Our Applied Biotechnology MSc includes a wide range of modern molecular biology techniques and explores how biotechnology can be used by today's society. Read more
Plant Biotechnology MSc
Wageningen University & Research
Life Sciences
Plants form the basis of life as they convert sunlight into an inexhaustible source of food and renewable raw materials. Plants also have a stabilising effect in (agro) ecosystems, a landscape function and ornamental value. Read more
Plant Breeding (Online) MSc
Wageningen University & Research
Life Sciences
Plant Breeding plays an important role in the development of plant varieties for food, feed and industrial uses. New varieties have to meet current demands regarding yield, disease resistance, quality characteristics, salt or drought tolerance and suitability for sustainable plant production systems. Read more
MPhil in Biological Science (Plant Sciences) by thesis
University of Cambridge
Faculty of Biology
The Department of Plant Sciences is an outstanding University Centre for research in plant and microbial sciences. Read more
MSc in Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering
Aarhus University
Natural and Technical Sciences
Developing and optimising biotechnological and chemical processes plays a key role in modern society. Competitive industries will be environmentally sustainable, efficient in terms of resources and energy, and technologically advanced. Read more
Graduate Certificate in Plant Biosecurity
Murdoch University
Science
More people are moving around the world than ever, and trade between nations and regions always increasing. With this comes increased risk of spreading plant pests and diseases that are damaging to food crops and the natural environment. Read more
Structured Research Masters (AgriBiosciences)— full-time or part-time
University of Galway
Ryan Institute
The Structured MSc by Research (AgriBiosciences) program associated with the Plant & AgriBiosciences Research Centre (PABC) at NUI Galway will provide relevant, hands-on training to graduates who wish to specialise in agri- and agrifood related research and innovation. Read more
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