MSc in Animal Science (Biotechnology)

MSc in Animal Science (Biotechnology) at Agriculture and Forestry University is a two-year postgraduate program integrating advanced biotechnological approaches in animal genetics, reproduction, immunology, and disease management.

The program consists of 45 credit hours combining core courses, seminar, and thesis work. Core coursework covers advanced biotechnology, cell and molecular biology, genetic engineering, genomics, proteomics, biochemistry, research methodology, bioinformatics, clinical and molecular biochemistry, applied animal biotechnology, immunology, reproductive biotechnology, disease prevention, animal product biotechnology, and gene therapy for livestock. The curriculum emphasizes practical laboratory and research experience with semester-based assessments and oversight to maintain academic quality.

Eligibility
B.Sc. Ag., B.Sc. An.Sc., B.V.Sc. & A.H., or equivalent; minimum 16 years of schooling

Admission process
Notice published in national newspapers and AFU website
Online application via AFU portal
Merit-based selection: entrance examination, undergraduate aggregate considered
Required documents: citizenship/passport, academic transcripts, recommendation letters, work experience, concept note, application fee receipt

Career prospects
Animal biotechnologist, molecular geneticist, immunologist, reproductive biotechnologist, veterinary researcher, academic lecturer