Analyse the potential for sustainable intensification of farming systems in developing countries – based on their biophysical, economic and social contexts – with this flexible master’s programme. You can focus on social or natural sciences through our agriculture or horticulture pathways, and you’ll have opportunities to visit farms and research stations. You’ll also learn how to facilitate agriculture’s contributions towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Prepare for a career in practice, policy and research in international development, agricultural economics, agriculture, consumer behaviour and food marketing. You’ll have opportunities to network through field trips, debates, workshops, and events with visiting speakers.

We’ll also support you through placement opportunities and research dissertations – all opportunities to showcase your skills, undertake field research, or link with organisations in your professional sector.