Master's Resilient Farming and Food Systems
Program Overview
Master's Resilient Farming and Food Systems
The Master Resilient Farming and Food Systems focuses on developing the food systems of the future, balancing human needs for food production and security with natural resource use and environmental protection. The programme has an interdisciplinary approach, combining knowledge on agroecology with the societal and sociological context of food production, from a local to a global scale. This makes the programme accessible and challenging for undergraduates from both natural and social science backgrounds.
Why this programme?
- Learn to design the resilient food systems of the future.
- Study sustainable food production from both natural and social perspectives.
- Integrate theory with practice through action learning and research projects.
- Join a very active, international student community.
Study programme of the master's Resilient Farming and Food Systems
The programme provides a general outline and more detailed information about courses, theses, and internships. It also covers the background of the programme and allows for comparison with other master's programmes.
Specialisations
Within the master's programme, students can choose one of the following specialisations to meet their personal interests:
- Agroecology
- Sustainable Food Systems
Double degree
Wageningen University offers the possibility to do a double degree programme in Agroecology in collaboration with Institut Supérieur d'agriculture et d'agroalimentaire Rhône-Alpes (ISARA) in Lyon.
Application and admission
The programme is open to interested students who meet the specific admission requirements. The application procedures are outlined in detail.
Student experiences
Students share their experiences about the master's programme and student life in Wageningen. For example, student Judith notes, "What moves me? Agriculture, environment, society: The integrated approach."
Future career
After graduating, students have various career perspectives and opportunities. The programme provides information on these possibilities.
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