Master of Environment and Agriculture

The Master of Environment and Agriculture at Lincoln University is a 180-credit, one-year postgraduate programme designed for students interested in sustainable agriculture, environmental management, and agricultural innovation. Located in Lincoln, near Christchurch, New Zealand, this programme combines practical learning with research-based knowledge in agricultural science, environmental policy, climate change, sustainable farming, and natural resource management. Students explore the relationship between agricultural practices and environmental sustainability while developing skills in research, critical thinking, and environmental decision-making. The programme also includes an individual research essay, placement, or report, allowing students to gain specialised knowledge in their chosen area of interest.

For Nepalese students planning to study a Master's degree in New Zealand, Lincoln University's Master of Environment and Agriculture is a suitable option for graduates with relevant academic backgrounds in agriculture, environmental science, natural resource management, and related disciplines. This qualification can also support students seeking to contribute to sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, and environmental conservation in Nepal and internationally.