Master in Resilient Horticulture

Resilient Horticulture is a four-semester Master's programme at Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, concentrating on sustainability, resilience, and management across the international horticulture value chain. The first two semesters alternate between winter and summer intake cycles, covering topics such as research methods, quality management, irrigation technologies, and crop production and management, alongside elective modules that allow students to develop individual specialisations. The third semester is a practical semester in International Horticulture, during which students gain professional experience in Germany, Europe, or internationally, with an accompanying course to maintain contact with the university and fellow students. The fourth and final semester is devoted to the Master's thesis on a topic of practical relevance to global horticulture, complemented by participation in a joint Master's seminar focused on interdisciplinary exchange. The programme is located at Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences in Freising, Germany.