WHAT IS IT LIKE? If you are passionate about the primary industries, Massey University’s new Master of Agriculture will help you progress your career. What will you learn? If you choose to complete a Master of Agriculture with no endorsement, your study will cover a broad range of topics including related environmental, consumer and policy issues in areas like: agribusiness extension and consultancy animal science management of primary systems life cycle management soil science agricultural plants plant health equine As well as subject-related skills, you will gain and/or improve your critical analysis, project management and communication skills. You will learn how to integrate science, new and emerging technologies and sustainable management to resolve issues relevant to the primary industries. A unique project Course work will include 120 credits of taught material. The remaining 60 credits are composed of a unique professionally-focused research project. This project will take place in the work force, helping you produce a relevant, industry-related piece of work that will be immediately useful to you and the industry upon completion. Careers The primary industries are a growing sector and there are great employment and business opportunities for suitably qualified graduates. Master of Agriculture (Without Specialisation) structure You will follow a parts-based course of study, which shall consist of courses totalling at least 180 credits, comprising Part One and Part Two as defined by the Schedule. This may include no more than 30 credits of special topic courses and no more than 30 credits of professional development (5 credit) courses. Your qualification includes a research report to the value of 60 credits.