Climate impact research, plant stress, phytomedicine, molecular biology and horticultural economics: the Master’s degree in Horticultural Science focuses on current issues. As well as specific research projects, the students’ agenda includes the theoretical principles of their subject, scientific work methods and the development of key qualifications. Students are welcome to complete their generally research-orientated master’s thesis – as well as their second semester – abroad.
Academic degree | Master of Science (M.Sc.) |
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Standard study period | 4 semesters |
Start | summer and winter semester |
Admission requirement | B.Sc. Horticulture or similar, grade 2.3 or higher; 2 refernces (only contact details); letter of motivation |
Degree program advice | Prof. Dr. Jana Zinkernagel, Dr. Simone Röhlen-Schmittgen |
Application | Application Dates and Deadlines |