- Have an MPhil degree in Animal Science or related field from a recognized University.
- Candidates with M.Sc. degree (by taught course) in an Animal Science related field wishing to enroll onto the MPhil programme will be required to take additional courses and present a thesis.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- Have an MPhil degree in Animal Science or related field from a recognized University.
- Candidates with M.Sc. degree (by taught course) in an Animal Science related field wishing to enroll onto the MPhil programme will be required to take additional courses and present a thesis.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- Satisfy any additional requirements prescribed by the department.
A candidate seeking admission into the PhD programme must:
- Have an MPhil degree in Animal Science or related field from a recognized University.
- Candidates with M.Sc. degree (by taught course) in an Animal Science related field wishing to enroll onto the MPhil programme will be required to take additional courses and present a thesis.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- Have an MPhil degree in Animal Science or related field from a recognized University.
- Candidates with M.Sc. degree (by taught course) in an Animal Science related field wishing to enroll onto the MPhil programme will be required to take additional courses and present a thesis.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
Have an MPhil degree in Animal Science or related field from a recognized University. Candidates with M.Sc. degree (by taught course) in an Animal Science related field wishing to enroll onto the MPhil programme will be required to take additional courses and present a thesis. Submit an official transcript of academic record. Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer. Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography. Pass a selection interview Satisfy any additional requirements prescribed by the department.
- acquire solid grounding in scientific/technical principles necessary for successful careers in teaching, research, extension and management of livestock enterprises
- obtain requisite knowledge and skills to effectively deal with existing and emerging challenges of the livestock sub-sector
- deepen students’ appreciation of current market/consumer demands and food standards, and how these impact on production principles for local and world markets
- develop strong leadership, interpersonal, team-building and entrepreneurial skills needed to identify and utilize opportunities, as well as deal with emerging threats.
A candidate seeking admission to the MPhil Animal Science (Animal Breeding and Genetics) degree programme must: Have obtained a good first degree (at least a Second Class) in Agriculture, or related subject area with substantial animal production content, from a recognized tertiary institution. Submit an official transcript of academic record. Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer. Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography. Pass a selection interview
- acquire solid grounding in scientific/technical principles necessary for successful careers in teaching, research, extension and management of livestock enterprises
- obtain requisite knowledge and skills to effectively deal with existing and emerging challenges of the livestock sub-sector
- deepen students’ appreciation of current market/consumer demands and food standards, and how these impact on production principles for local and world markets
- develop strong leadership, interpersonal, team-building and entrepreneurial skills needed to identify and utilize opportunities, as well as deal with emerging threats.
A candidate seeking admission to the MPhil Animal Science (Management of Livestock Enterprises) degree programme must:
- Have obtained a good first degree (at least a Second Class) in Agriculture, or related subject area with substantial animal production content, from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- acquire solid grounding in scientific/technical principles necessary for successful careers in teaching, research, extension and management of livestock enterprises
- obtain requisite knowledge and skills to effectively deal with existing and emerging challenges of the livestock sub-sector
- deepen students’ appreciation of current market/consumer demands and food standards, and how these impact on production principles for local and world markets
- develop strong leadership, interpersonal, team-building and entrepreneurial skills needed to identify and utilize opportunities, as well as deal with emerging threats.
A candidate seeking admission to the MPhil Animal Science (Meat Science and Technology) degree programme must:
- Have obtained a good first degree (at least a Second Class) in Agriculture, or related subject area with substantial animal production content, from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- acquire solid grounding in scientific/technical principles necessary for successful careers in teaching, research, extension and management of livestock enterprises
- obtain requisite knowledge and skills to effectively deal with existing and emerging challenges of the livestock sub-sector
- deepen students’ appreciation of current market/consumer demands and food standards, and how these impact on production principles for local and world markets
- develop strong leadership, interpersonal, team-building and entrepreneurial skills needed to identify and utilize opportunities, as well as deal with emerging threats.
A candidate seeking admission to the MPhil Animal Science (Pasture and Range Management) degree programme must:
- Have obtained a good first degree (at least a Second Class) in Agriculture, or related subject area with substantial animal production content, from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Submit an official transcript of academic record.
- Submit at least three reference reports, one of which must be from a former lecturer.
- Submit a proposal of 3-5 pages of intended area of study including a working bibliography.
- Pass a selection interview
- Satisfy any additional requirements prescribed by the department.