北方生态系统和农业科学理学硕士

纪念大学的北方生态系统和农业科学理学硕士课程要求严格
Memorial University's (MUN) Grenfell Campus offers a Master of Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in Boreal Ecosystems and Agricultural Sciences. These programs are designed to train students in the disciplines of Agronomy, Soil Science, Hydrology, Land & Water Management and Plant Science in the context of boreal ecosystems. Emphasis is on developing sustainable cropping systems using precision agricultural technologies, impact of land use changes and environmental variables/practices on biogeochemical processes and plant-soil-water-atmosphere relationships in boreal ecosystems with a focus on natural resources and agricultural sciences amidst climate change. Both the MSc and PhD programs entail completing coursework and conducting a research project, either in a controlled setting or under field conditions, culminating in a thesis. These programs benefit from robust analytical support provided by state-of-the-art laboratories and advanced field equipment/instruments within the Boreal Ecosystems Research Facilities. These programs are unique because of their location at Grenfell Campus, Memorial University. No similar PhD program is available in the Atlantic Provinces, and in other Canadian Universities to focus on both managed and natural boreal ecosystems and their dynamics. Additionally, these degree programs align with the strategic goals of the School of Science and the Environment, Grenfell Campus, Memorial University, as well as the provincial government to enhance food security, health, and wellness, engaging with the communities, and developing strategies to mitigate impacts of climate change.<br><br>MSc The MSc program requires to complete minimum of 12 credit hours. Three core courses (BEAS 6000, 6002 and 600A & B) are mandatory whereas, fourth course is elective and can be chosen from the list of courses given on the program website, followed by a mandatory thesis.<br><br>Msc: 2 years, Campus: Grenfell<br><br>Application Deadline:<br>February 1 for Fall admission (MSc, PhD)<br>April 1 for Winter admission (MSc, PhD)<br>October 1 for Spring admission (MSc)