Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP)
Courses Agricultural Sciences
São Paulo, Brazil
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Full time
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Agricultural Sciences postgraduate program focuses on essential topics that influence agricultural practices and policies. Students gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge applicable to real-world agricultural issues.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can explore various career paths, including agricultural consultant, crop manager, environmental scientist, and farm manager. The program prepares students for roles in both public and private sectors, addressing the complexities of modern agriculture.
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Introduction
Brazil is one of the largest grain and meat producing countries in the world. Thus, the disciplines offered aim at engaging students in several aspects related to sustainable agricultural and animal production in the tropics. Students will have also the opportunity of studying in different UNESP campuses and, therefore, gain knowledge on different production and research approaches in agricultural sciences in Brazil.
Courses:
- Biodegradable Coatings and Additives for Food Application
- Biodiversity and the Beauty and Utility of Natural Products
- Biodiversity in Coastal Systems
- Biodiversity of fungi
- Breeding Autogamous Species
- Ecophysiology of Bioenergy Crops
- Evolution of Plant Pathogens in Agriculture
- Larviculture of Tropical Fishes
- Measuring Sustainability in Agricultural Systems
- Methods for optimizing the use of pesticide application equipment
- Professional Development and Scientific Ethics
- Seed Biology and Physiology
- Stress and Immunity
- Techniques in Ruminant Nutrition Research
- Topics on Agriculture and Development
- Understanding Genes, Genetics and Genomics: New Windows Opened in Agricultural Sciences