University: Newcastle University, UK
Start Date: September 2025
Application Deadline (for visa-requiring international students): 24 August 2025
Programme Duration: 12 months (Full-time)
Programme Code: 5237F
Why Choose This MSc?
This Master’s programme tackles today’s most urgent agricultural challenges—feeding a growing population while protecting the environment. Students will explore sustainability, food systems, climate change, soil/crop/animal management, and global food policy.
You’ll learn from leading researchers and gain hands-on experience on the university’s two working farms, greenhouses, and vertical farming facilities.
Special Features
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Access to NU Farms and advanced lab facilities
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Includes optional modules in marketing, climate action, soil quality, animal health, water management, etc.
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Strong focus on practical learning and research skills
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Offers a path to PhD study or diverse careers in:
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Agricultural/environmental management
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Government & NGOs
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Policy, academia, or land/water management
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Entry Requirements
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Academic: A UK 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent) in:
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Agronomy, Biological Sciences, Geography, Environmental Science, Agricultural Science, Zoology, Horticulture, or similar
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Applicants with professional experience or non-standard backgrounds may be considered.
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English Language: Must meet university requirements
Tuition Fees (2025 Entry)
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UK students: £13,900
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International students: £31,700
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Deposit (visa-requiring students): £1,500 (deducted from tuition)
Funding & Scholarships
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Scholarships may be available. Use Newcastle’s funding search tool or explore government/NGO options for your region.
How to Apply
Applications are made online via the Newcastle University portal.
Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by Agri-web. Interested applicants are encouraged to visit the official university website for verified details and to apply through official channels.
To apply for this job please visit www.ncl.ac.uk.