The University College has a tradition of successful Postgraduate Research Students that have graduated with studies focusing on land-based, environmental, animal science.
The University College can offer a number of exciting bespoke postgraduate research degrees tailored to individuals' needs and interests. Some of the areas of study available include:
- Agriculture
- Animal Science
- Equine
- Horticulture
- Sport and Health
- Postharvest Technology
- Veterinary Physiotherapy
Research Degrees are available at the following levels of study:
Master of Science by Dissertation
This award requires one full-time year (two years Part-time) of research investigation
Master of Arts by Dissertation
This award requires one full-time year (two years Part-time) of research investigation
Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
An MPhil is awarded after the equivalent of two years full-time study (four years part-time), and could lead to a Doctor of Philosophy programme.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
A PhD is awarded for study solely by research and takes the equivalent of a minimum of three years of full-time work or six years of part-time work.
All of the research degrees are followed by a completion year (maximum period of study).
Applications are welcomed from international students. Reduced tuition fees are available for exceptionally strong candidates.