Lincoln University's Master of Management in Agricultural Systems teaches resilient and sustainable systems-based innovation, and promotes an understanding of the design and management of these systems. Excellent agricultural systems make agriculture both sustainable and productive. With the world’s population expanding at an exponential rate, it is important to think about how we can produce enough food to feed the world, while respecting and supporting the environment, and being commercially viable. This is a taught Master’s programme consisting only of coursework. These courses can be completed over 12 months and there is no thesis requirement. Summary of Regulations Students are required to complete 180 credits of taught courses from the Schedule of Courses for the Master of Management in Agricultural Systems over three semesters (18 months of study). Courses Compulsory Courses MGMT 634Research for Agricultural Systems Managers MGMT 635Advanced Agricultural Systems Management MGMT 636Innovation in Agricultural Systems MGMT 639Decision Tools for Agricultural Systems Management Plus one of MGMT 698Research Essay MGMT 699Research Placement Electives 80 credits at 600-level from courses with an ANSC, ECON, ENGN, ERST, FORS, HORT, MAST, MGMT, MKTG, PLSC, SOSC or WINE prefix. Other courses may also be included with the permission of the Academic Coordinator.