Master of Science in Agriculture and Food Security, Curtin University - Australia

This master's program focuses on the farming systems responsible for global and Australian food security amidst a growing population expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050. You'll examine various farming systems, the science behind crop, pasture, livestock, and food production, and the role of genetics and management in sustainable farming practices. The course emphasizes emerging technologies used for crop and livestock management, aiming to drive sustainability and strengthen Australia's agriculture and food sectors. In your first year, you will choose to major in either Agricultural Systems or Food Security, with a research project in your second year related to your chosen specialization.