Doctor of Agriculture and Environment DAgEnv
Postgraduate
In Bangor
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Bangor (Wales)
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Duration
6 Years
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Start date
September
The main aim of the DAgEnv is to strengthen specialist scientific skills in strategically important areas, through flexible, postgraduate training for people in work. It provides an innovative way for people in work to improve their research skills while supporting the innovation capabilities of the candidate’s company.
The course is aimed at professionals in the agri food industry, conservation and environment, and agricultural policy decision makers, as well as full time students wishing to pursue a post graduate degree that culminates in employability in these sectors.
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About this course
The programme aims to equip candidates with the necessary skills and knowledge: to create and interpret new knowledge through original research; to be able to apply new knowledge in an industrial context; to conceptualize, design and implement an advanced R&D project; to publish and communicate research outcomes in peer reviewed academic and technical journals and at academic and technical conferences; to make informed judgements on complex issues in the chosen specialist field; and to be able to act independently to undertake applied research and in solving complex problems.
Students are likely already employed in, for example, advisory and policy/advocacy roles, executive management, agriculture and agribusiness consultancy, the agricultural finance sector, land and catchment management agencies, natural resource management, agricultural education and training or as rural consultants. The programme prepares you for more senior roles in R&D and other technical positions in these industries where advanced science training is important.
First or second class honours degree in a relevant subject, such as Biological Sciences, Environmental Sciences or Agriculture. A lesser degree plus a minimum of two years relevant work experience would be considered, as would mature students without a degree but with at least two years relevant work experience in a position of demonstrable responsibility.
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Subjects
- IT
- Climate Change
- Doctor
- Skills and Training
- Environment
- Ethical Considerations
- Methodology
- Soil Management
- Agriculture
- Global Food Security
- Upland Farming Systems
- Doctor of Agriculture and Environment
- Literature Review
Course programme
Doctor of Agriculture and Environment DAgEnv