Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Plant Biology

We have 9 Masters Degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Plant Biology

Masters degrees in Developmental & Reproductive Plant Biology are primarily concerned with the study of plant growth, including a scrutiny of their genetics, environment, and economic importance. Students can specialise in Plant Genetics, Agro-ecology, Weed Science, and Sustainable Horticulture.

Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject, such as Biology or Environmental Science.

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MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement

University of East Anglia
School of Biological Sciences

Overview. Our one-year MSc Plant Genetics and Crop Improvement course is perfect training if you plan to take a further degree in plant molecular genetics, or alternatively, a career in plant breeding and crop improvement. Read more…

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Plant Science and Biotechnology MSc

University of Leeds
Faculty of Biological Sciences

Overview. This course will give you specialist training in the modern molecular aspects of plant science. A large part of your teaching will be delivered by academics from the University’s Centre for Plant Sciences (. Read more…

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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…

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Taught MSc Plant Biology and Biotechnology

University College Dublin
School of Biology & Environmental Science

Government and private companies are working to develop new ways to improve existing food and animal feed crops, and to develop novel crops to meet future challenges. Read more…

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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…

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Plant Science - MSc

University of British Columbia
Faculty of Land and Food Systems

Plant Science graduate program offers advanced study in applied plant biology, with a commitment to development of sustainable managed agroecosystems. Read more…

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Plant Biology - MSc

University of Helsinki
International Master's Degree Programmes

Goal of the programme. Life on Earth depends on solar energy captured by plants - they are the base of most food webs and underpin the functioning of all major ecosystems. Read more…

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Agro-ecology

Harper Adams University
Postgraduate study at Harper Adams

On a national and international scale there is an increasing need to reconcile the need for increased food production with the need for conservation of natural resources. Read more…

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Plant Biology MPhil

University of Worcester
Institute of Science and the Environment

Our MPhil/PhD research degree programme offers you. Wide variety of research interests. Research interests of the group include plant-microbe interactions, cell cycle and cell signalling. Read more…

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