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Manchester, University of, MSc, Plant Sciences

University of Manchester
 United Kingdom

 

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Full-time Sep months: 12
A combination of the escalating human population and a growing need for crops, not only as a food source but also as a means to meet a number of industrial applications including biofuels, means that worldwide crop production is under increasing stress; the challenge for the modern plant scientist are to meet this demand for crops in an sustainable way without increasing the land available for farming; the aim of plant science researchers at Manchester is to tackle these problems by using a multi-faceted approach to understand the endogenous and extrinsic factors which regulate plant growth, development, evolution and adaptation.

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  • A compact city campus, within walking distance of the city centre on Oxford Road.
  • Both the city and the university are served by excellent bus, tram and train networks, with Manchester International Airport 14.5 km (9 miles) away.