Program Overview

Program Overview

The Grassland Science program is designed to cultivate innovative and leading talents in the field of grassland science, with a focus on comprehensive development, international vision, and scientific spirit.

Program Objectives

The program aims to foster students with a solid foundation in grassland science, basic theories, and skills, as well as the ability to innovate and manage in the field.

Program Advantages

The program adheres to the principle of "thick foundation, wide profession," emphasizing the cultivation of modern grassland professional foundation theory, practical skills, innovation ability, and cooperative spirit. It features a boutique education model, with professorial tutors and youth class advisors, and provides international cooperation and exchange opportunities.

Core Courses

• 牧草与草坪草种子学 (Pasture and Lawn Grass Seed Science)
• 草地资源与生态 (Grassland Resources and Ecology)
• 牧草与草坪草育种学 (Pasture and Lawn Grass Breeding Science)
• 草坪管理学 (Lawn Management Science)
• 草地保护学 (Grassland Protection Science)
• 植物生态学 (Plant Ecology)
• 草产品生产学 (Grass Product Production Science)
• 草地与牧场管理学 (Grassland and Pasture Management Science)
• 草业科学综合实习 (Comprehensive Practice of Grassland Science)

Future Development

The grass industry is a vital sector for ensuring national ecological security, livestock product safety, and improving rural and urban living standards. It encompasses three main areas: grass product production, ecological protection, and lawn construction and management.

Employment Opportunities

Graduates of the program can find employment in various fields, including agriculture, grassland, animal husbandry, gardening, and environmental protection. The program has a high rate of domestic and international further education, with over 60% of graduates pursuing advanced studies or working abroad.

Graduate Destinations

In 2019, the program had a total of 22 graduates, with 13 pursuing domestic master's degrees, 1 pursuing an international doctoral degree, 2 working as civil servants, and 6 working in companies.