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Sydney University

The Faculty of Agriculture and Environment has a long and proud history in research and development in agricultural and related sciences benefitting local and international enterprises and industries. Its research addresses and creates solutions for the most challenging current issues affecting agriculture and management of natural resources, such as food security, climate change, carbon, water and the environment.The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) may be undertaken within one of the Faculty's Departments: Agricultural and Resource Economics; Environmental Sciences; Plant and Food Sciences. These departments are supported by the Faculty's research centres and laboratories: the Plant Breeding Institute at Cobbitty and Narrabri, the Precision Agriculture Laboratory, and the Sydney University Nitrogen Fixation Centre. The Faculty has links with the Grains Research and Development Corporation, CSIRO, NSW Department of Industries and other important stakeholders in agriculture and strong international links with research programs in Vietnam, India, Mexico, China, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand and parts of Europe and the USA. These links provide excellent and abundant opportunities for you to undertake research with leading agronomists and agricultural scientists.The Faculty has links with the Grains Research and Development Corporation, CSIRO, NSW Department of Industries and other important stakeholders in agriculture and strong international links with research programs in Vietnam, India, Mexico, China, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand and parts of Europe and the USA. These links provide excellent and abundant opportunities for you to undertake research with leading agronomists and agricultural scientists.
Basic study of science and major studies in Biology.
The rapid growth of technological and scientific innovation in genetics, biotechnology, conservation biology, reproduction and nutrition has resulted in a need for further training for scientists across animal industries in all areas.so the major studies in this course includes advanced technical training in a focused area of animal science, genetics, nutrition or reproduction, biotechnology and animal production,And students will be equipped with advanced skills applied in a variety of industry.
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Animal studies is a diverse field involving caring for and working with recreational animals and farm animals, and the study of Australia's wildlife. The program allows students to specialise in one of these areas. Students develop core disciplinary knowledge and skills in the animal sciences, and the ability to integrate and apply these in professional practice.
Completing the Graduate Diploma in Animal Science at the University of Sydney provides an excellent path for graduates to pursue careers in animal science, research and a range of animal industries. Employment opportunities are available in diverse locations with production animals, companion animals and wildlife.Career opportunities may include: careers in primary production and agribusiness, aquaculture, ancillary and support industries (veterinary and feed supplements), quality assurance of f
IELTS:-6.5(6.0),Internet Based TOEFL:-90(23/22).
AU$35280
4 years full time