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Agricultural biotechnology explores the intersection of farming and nature, highlighting connections between food systems, environmental factors, scientific advancements, and social impacts.
This program centers on biological sciences, particularly how biotech innovations apply to agriculture. It also investigates related fields such as: policymaking, agricultural operations, ecological consequences, and agriscience.
An agricultural biotechnology education provides comprehensive training in both scientific principles and economic fundamentals, blending classroom learning with hands-on practice while addressing current agricultural concerns and research.
Through intensive laboratory work and practical training, students study microorganisms, plants, and animals—along with their ecosystems—while developing expertise in biochemical and molecular techniques.
As an interdisciplinary field, agricultural biotechnology draws on resources and courses from Biology, Chemistry & Biochemistry, and Economics departments. This broad perspective enables students to discover novel scientific applications and rethink solutions for food security challenges through economic, production, or diversification strategies.
Applicants who complete the equivalent of Grade 12 in high school (secondary school) will be considered for admission. Applicants who have completed secondary qualifications in other countries will be considered for admission under the High School Admission Route. Applicants to undergraduate programs who have completed post-secondary study will be considered for admission under the Post-Secondary Admission Route.
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