Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources
 
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Doctoral Degree Program (PhD)

The PhD program in Horticultural Science and Engineering represents the highest level of academic training in this discipline and focuses on advanced scientific research and technological development in the production, improvement, and postharvest management of horticultural crops. The program offers two specialized tracks:

Breeding and Biotechnology of Horticultural Plants

This track focuses on training experts in plant breeding, genetics, and biotechnology with an emphasis on horticultural crops. Students gain expertise in genetics and genetic engineering, bioinformatics, plant tissue culture, statistical analysis, biotechnological techniques, and breeding methodologies. Graduates are prepared to design and manage breeding programs aimed at improving the yield, quality, and adaptability of horticultural cultivars. Given the growing demand for horticultural products and the increasing limitations of production resources, the application of modern science and technology is essential for enhancing productivity and quality. The development of this field relies on advanced research and innovative solutions to address current and future challenges in horticulture.

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