Master's Degree in Plant Health and Production

The objective of the Master's Degree in Plant Health and Production is to provide the student with adequate training adjusted to the needs of the agricultural reality with a view to acquiring skills in the fields of agricultural health and production technologies.

As a parallel objective is the training of future researchers in the areas outlined above, so that their graduates can continue with their doctoral studies. In this sense, the Master is linked to the Agricultural Resources and Technologies Doctorate Program.

The study plan is academically oriented, addressing different problems from a multidisciplinary perspective that includes both professional aspects (pest management and agronomic management of different types of crops) and research (advanced methodologies in plant protection and production).

The knowledge and skills that students will acquire at the end of the master's degree are:

• Plant Health Technology
• Plant Production Technology
• Ability to plan and develop projects and technical studies in the fields of Plant Health and Production
• Ability to develop R+D+i studies in the fields of Plant Health and Production.