Primary production is more than traditional farming.

It is an essential part of New Zealand's economy and today's agriculturalists need to be able to compete and respond to the requirements of international markets for quality products.

The Master of Agricultural Science recognises the scientific management of our primary resources demands innovation, sophistication and business acumen.

It offers advanced study and research in the fields that underpin agricultural production, science and management.

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The MAgriScience is an advanced degree designed for people interested in careers in research, education or high level positions in administration and management in enterprises involved in production, financing, processing, distribution and marketing of primary products. Students have a choice of four endorsements; agriculture, horticulture, equine and life cycle analysis. For students with previous postgraduate qualifications, such as the BAgriScience (Hons), it is a one year programme based entirely on a research project and thesis. Other wise it is a two year programme (fulltime) including reported research and taught papers.

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Agriculture and related industries currently earn more than 50% of New Zealand's total export income.

The sector consistently competes against, and beats, competitors in challenging, and protected, world markets.

The Master of Commerce (Agricultural) is a specialised, industry based degree providing the future leaders and managers in both the farming and agribusiness sector.

It relies on a ‘practical professional' approach to teaching where students leant not only how to successfully operate a farm business, but also about national and international issues that confront the modern farmer and agribusiness.

It is one of the recognised areas of excellence in teaching and research pursued by Lincoln University.

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New Zealand's NZ$3.0b horticulture industry has an international reputation for quality innovation and efficiency.

This success is based on the understanding and integration of natural resources, scientific knowledge and business expertise.

To remain competitive it must respond to the requirements of international markets for quality products.

The Master of Horticultural Science is breeding a new generation of horticulturalists with the required acumen in crop technology, project and financial planning, personnel management, information systems and marketing to keep the industry at the top of its game.

It allows for applied specialisation in management and related disciplines and offers unlimited research opportunities in a rapidly expanding area of study.

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New Zealand's NZ$3.0b horticulture industry has an international reputation for quality innovation and efficiency.

This success is based on the understanding and integration of natural resources, scientific knowledge and business expertise.

To remain competitive it must respond to the requirements of international markets for quality products.

The Master of Horticultural Science is breeding a new generation of horticulturalists with the required acumen in crop technology, project and financial planning, personnel management, information systems and marketing to keep the industry at the top of its game.

It allows for applied specialisation in management and related disciplines and offers unlimited research opportunities in a rapidly expanding area of study.

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Natural Resources Management is about being committed to the wise use of natural resources.

Sustainability demands internationalisation of environmental management. There is a need for people trained in an international setting.

That is why Lincoln University has joined with BOKU University, Vienna, Austria to produce the innovative Master of Natural Resources Management and Ecological Engineering.

Graduates will become part of the next generation of environmental managers who will play an important role in developing sustainable lifestyles.

Students normally take a minimum of two academic years to complete an M.Na.R.M.&E.E by examination and thesis.

Students are required to study at both Universities, and will finish with a jointly-awarded degree.

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