MAG Agriculture
Aberystwyth University
Program Overview
The four-year Integrated Masters degree in Agriculture at Aberystwyth University offers you the opportunity to combine a BSc with an extra year of study so that you graduate with a Masters-level qualification. The course will develop the breadth and depth of your agricultural knowledge and prepare you to be a subject specialist, able to make effective use of state-of-the-art innovations within the agricultural industry.
Aberystwyth, United Kingdom
48 Months
£ 17,525
IELTS: 7.5
Modules
- Applied Animal Biology
- Business, Economics and Land Use
- Crop and Grassland Management
- Introduction to Livestock Production Systems
- Precision Agricultural Technology
- Study and Communication Skills
- The Agricultural Industry - Scheme Specific Skills
- The requirement for entry onto a Postgraduate course is successful completion of a Bachelor degree from a recognised institution. The average grades depend on the course chosen, with the minimum for some courses being 50-55% or GCPA 6.0 in a relevant Bachelors degree from a recognised institution.
- Non-graduates with at least 2 years of relevant full-time work experience are welcome to apply. In this case your application will be assessed on an individual basis.
- Alternatively, applicants are required to provide evidence of IELTS, or equivalent accepted test, at 7.5
UK Students
£9,250 per year
International Students
£17,525 per year
The Integrated Masters degree in Agriculture has been specifically created to meet the increasing demand for suitably qualified personnel to work at high level within the agricultural and allied industries. The subject specialist skills developed on this course will allow you to target careers in agricultural consultancy, agronomy, farm management, livestock health and nutrition and all other allied roles. The MAg is also a recognised alternative to MSc for progression to a PhD studentship, as well as an excellent foundation for a career as a professional scientist.