The Master’s study program in the Department of Plant Production Technologies aims to achieve many educational, professional and research goals. It includes the following general objectives:

Developing knowledge and understanding: The program seeks to enhance knowledge and understanding in the field of plant production techniques, including theoretical and practical aspects of the subject. Allows students to have a deeper understanding of botany and plant cultivation and production techniques.
Developing research skills: Students have the opportunity to develop research and analytical skills by conducting original research in the field of plant production technologies. The program encourages advanced studies and original contributions to the field.
Develop applied skills: The program aims to provide students with the practical and technical skills necessary to work in agricultural or environmental industries related to plant production. These can include skills such as planning and farm management, use of modern technology in agriculture, and data analysis techniques.
Professional Improvement: Obtaining a master’s degree in plant production techniques enhances job opportunities and professional advancement in multiple fields, including industrial agriculture, agricultural research, supervision of agricultural projects, and academic teaching.
Contributing to sustainable development: Graduates from Master’s programs in Plant Production Technologies can contribute to promoting sustainable agriculture and meeting the needs of food security and environmental conservation.