MSc Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security in Galway Ireland | University of Galway

The Master's in Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (MScCCAFS) equips dedicated students with advanced expertise in addressing climate challenges within agriculture and food systems. Delivered through the Ryan Institute alongside national and international partners, including One CGIAR's global research network, this program fosters a diverse learning environment.
We welcome students from all academic disciplines who wish to integrate scientific, technical, social, or policy approaches. Participants undertake a research project designed for potential publication, which can be conducted at University of Galway, their workplace, or through collaborative research placements.
With growing climate threats to sustainable development, organizations increasingly require professionals skilled in climate adaptation and mitigation strategies for building sustainable economies and eco-friendly food systems. Meeting Paris Agreement targets demands global transformation of agricultural practices while supporting rural communities facing climate impacts.

MScCCAFS graduates are uniquely prepared for leadership roles in research, policy, business, and administration across public and private sectors worldwide.
The program offers comprehensive career support, helping students secure positions where they can apply their specialized training. Through its Theory of Change framework, University of Galway's MScCCAFS aims to create global impact by empowering graduates to drive solutions in climate-smart agriculture and food security.