The Department of Agronomic and Applied Molecular Science (AAM) is at the forefront of advancing knowledge and innovation in the field of agronomy and molecular biology. AAM offers a comprehensive range of programs that integrate the principles of agronomy with cutting-edge molecular techniques to enhance crop productivity, sustainability, and genetic improvement.
Through rigorous academic training, hands-on laboratory experiences, and fieldwork, students gain a deep understanding of plant genetics, crop physiology, soil science, and molecular biology. Our expert faculty members guide students in conducting research, exploring emerging technologies, and developing solutions to address global challenges in agriculture. Graduates from AAM pursue diverse professional paths, including plant breeders, crop scientists, molecular biologists, research scientists, agronomists, and consultants, contributing to the advancement of agricultural systems and the sustainable production of food.
B.Sc Soil Science
B.Sc Horticulture
B.Sc Crop Production
B.Sc Plant Health Management
M.Sc in Crop Production
M.Sc in Crop Protection
M.Sc in Soil Science
Professional M.Sc. Soil Science
Professional M.Sc. in Post-harvest Management
Ph.D. in Soil Science
Ph.D. in Crop Production
Ph.D. in Crop Protection
Ph.D. in Post-harvest Management
This programs equips you with a diverse skill set that can be applied to various career paths like:
Plant breeder
Agronomist
Crop scientist
Agricultural consultant
Research scientist
Molecular biologist
Seed technologist
Soil scientist
Agricultural extension officer
Sustainable agriculture specialist
Biotechnology researcher
Embarking in engineering Studies begins with meeting our admissions requirements. We seek passionate individuals committed to mastering engineering , understanding dynamics, and embracing cultural diversity. Below are the entry requirements for our program:
The GCE O/L, with passes in four approved subjects before sitting the GCE A/L
One of the following requirements in the GCE A/L
Individual departments may impose additional and specific requirements.
Students whose language of instruction was not English, will be required to pass a prescribed English Language test unless they have completed the Special Intensive English Language Course.
Applicants are informed that for Classical programs, the registration fee paid is as defined by the Ministry of Higher Education while for Professional programs an additional tuition fee as defined by the respective faculties may also apply.
AAM graduates play a crucial role in advancing crop productivity, developing sustainable farming practices, improving plant genetics, and addressing global agricultural challenges.