Internationally recognised Master of Science
The Master’s degree corresponds to 5 years of training after secondary school.
It is usually prepared in 2 years after a Bachelor’s degree. It is possible to enter directly into a Master’s degree, you must apply directly to our admissions department. Master’s degrees are offered in partnership with European partner schools in order to provide a complete and diversified education.
AGROECOLOGY (Management of Agroecosystems)
We propose two MSc programmes in Agroecology with different partners.Farming and food systems in Europe and abroad are increasingly recognised as closely linked with environmental, social and ethical issues.
The Agroecology programme is aimed at international students with a strong interest in sustainable agriculture and agroecosystem management. Students will get the opportunity to understand structure and function of complex agroecosystems. The program teaches a multidisciplinary approach in which natural science is combined with social science and economics. Action learning and action research through cooperation with farmers, food system professionals and consumers will shorten the distance between practice and theory. The Master of Science Agroecology is designed as a two-year programme curriculum including a practical thesis project.
EURAMA (European Animal Management)
The MSc EURAMA aims at educating our students to mainly work as managers in companies in the animal sector with international dimensions. Our students must have, when graduated :
– Strong skills in animal sciences AND/OR business in animal sector
– A high capcity to work in an intercultural environment with a positive ethic
– Capacity to understand the animal sector and anticipate its evolutions
It is developed on the basis of advice from the job market and designed to provide graduates with a strong basis within sustainable food production combined with an individual and international profile. Our European double degree programme is a two-year international master’s degree aiming at educating future academics and managers for food companies and organisations to manage food processing and other food production related activities in a sustainable way.
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