Department Of Crop Production & Landscape Management Programs

MSc/PhD Crop Production & Landscape Management(CAS Campus)

Philosophy

The postgraduate diploma programme in Crop Production and Landscape Management is to provide postgraduate training for Higher National Diploma (HND) graduates of Agriculture or related areas/fields, professionals wishing to convert to Agriculture and recent graduates of Agriculture who otherwise would not qualify for admission into the Masters Degree Programmes of the Department

Aims and Objectives

The Postgraduate Diploma Programme of this Department is aimed at:
a) Producing graduates with advanced knowledge and skills in their areas of specialization.
b) Exposing professionals in related fields to knowledge, skills and practice of the above discipline
c) Provide training in specific aspects of this discipline.
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PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PRODUCTION Philosophy and Objectives

Philosophy

The Professional Masters Degree Programme in Crop Production and Landscape Management is to provide advanced professional training for upgrading knowledge and skills of Bachelors (Honours) degree holders employed in Industry, Public Service or Self-Employment.

Aims and Objectives

The professional Masters Degree Programme in Crop Production and Landscape Management is aimed at:
a) Providing advanced professional training for graduate employees of Industry,
the Public Service or in Self-employment.
b) Providing advanced training in specific aspects of agriculture. .

ACADEMIC MASTERS (M. Sc.) PROGRAMME IN CROP PRODUCTION

Philosophy

The Masters Degree Programmes in Crop Production and Landscape Management is to develop high level manpower to pursue careers in academics and research institutes.

Aims and Objectives

a) The Masters Degree Programmes in these areas are aimed at exposing students to advanced courses in the relevant areas or fields and other academic disciplines.
b) Equipping students with research skills through the conduct of supervised research, seminar presentations and thesis preparation. .

PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PROTECTION Philosophy and Objectives

Philosophy

The Masters Degree Programmes in Crop Protection is to develop high level manpower to pursue careers in academics and research institutes.

Aims and Objectives

The Academic Masters Degree in Crop Protection Programme is aimed at:
a) Exposing students to advanced courses in the relevant areas of Crop Protection and other relevant academic disciplines
b) Equipping students with research skills through the conduct of supervised research, seminar presentations and thesis preparation. .

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) IN CROP PRODUCTION AND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT

The PhD programmes in Crop Production and Landscape Management will be offered with specialization in:
Agronomy
Crop Physiology
Horticulture
Plant Genetics & Breeding
Weed Science
Seed Science and Technology

Philosophy

The philosophy of the Doctor of philosophy (PhD) Degree programmes in Crop production and Landscape Management is to develop high level manpower to pursue courses in academic and research. It is to provide the highest degree of specialization in a particular field in the context of expanding knowledge globally and solving real life problems.

Aims and Objectives

The Doctor of philosophy Degree programmes in this field is aimed at:
(a) Equipping students with research skills through the conduct of supervised research, seminar presentations and thesis preparation.
(b) Provide training for those whose future course lie in teaching and research at the tertiary level and in research and development in the public and private sector.
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FIRST SEMESTER

Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Units
Core Courses
CLM 700 Statistical Methods and Experimental Design2
CLM 701Principles and Practices of Crop Production2
CLM 703Computer Application in Agriculture I2
CLM 709Introduction to Cropping Systems2
CLM 721Seminar2
Electives12
CLM 705 Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 707 Climate Change and Crop Production 2
CLM 713Crop Genetics and Breeding2
CLM 715 Crop Entomology2
SEM 203Climatology and Biogeography2
SSC 716Soil, Water and Plant relationship 2
SSC 725Soil Fertility Management2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Core Courses
CLM 714Mineral Nutrition of Plants2
CLM 799 Research Project 6
  Electives10
CLM 702 Weed Biology and Ecology2
CLM 704 Techniques in Agricultural Research2
CLM 706Disease Management of crops2
CLM 708Ecology and Control of Soil-Borne Pests 2
CLM 710 Vegetable and Horticultural Crops Production2
CLM 712Post Harvest Physiology and Product Storage2
 Total40

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGD) IN CROP PROTECTION

FIRST SEMESTER

Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Units
Core Courses
CLM 700 Statistical Methods and Experimental Design2
CLM 703Computer Application in Agriculture I2
CLM 719Insect Pest Management2
CLM 721Introduction to Cropping Systems2
CLM 721Seminar2
Electives12
CLM 701 Principles and Practices of Crop Production2
CLM 705 Principles of Crop Protection 2
CLM 709Introduction to Cropping Systems2
CLM 713 Crop Genetics and Breeding2
CLM 715Crop Entomology2
CLM 717Principles of Weed Science2
CLM 725Principles of Crop Ecology 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Core Courses
CLM 706Disease Management of Crops2
CLM 716 Weed Management6
CLM 799 Project6
  Electives10
CLM 702 Weed Biology and Ecology I2
CLM 706Disease Management of crops2
CLM 708Ecology and Control of Soil-Borne Pests 2
CLM 714 Mineral Nutrition of Plants2
CLM 712Post Harvest Physiology and Product Storage2
CLM 718 Pesticides and their Application2
 Total40

MASTERS DEGREE IN CROP PRODUCTION WITH AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
The areas of specialization/options are:

Crop Production
a) Agronomy
b) Crop Physiology
c) Horticulture
d) Plant Genetics & Breeding
e) Weed Science
f) Seed Science and Technology

Crop Protection
a) Crop Protection
b) Agricultural Entomology
c) Phytopathology
i) Plant Mycology
ii) Plant Nematology
iii) Plant Bacteriology
iv) Plant Virology

PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PRODUCTION

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 800 Statistical Methods, Design and Analysis of Experiments 3
CLM 801Advanced Crop Production 3
CLM 803Computer Application in Agriculture II3
CLM 821Seminar 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management 3
CLM 899project10

Possible Electives in Professional Masters (MCP) in Crop Production


First Semester Units 
 Course Structure  
 Electives10/11 
CLM 805Crop Physiology3Supporting
CLM 809Crop Growth Analysis3Supporting
CLM 811Techniques in Agricultural Research3Supporting
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2Supporting
CLM 815 Techniques in Agricultural Research 3Supporting
CLM 823 Crop Ecology3
CLM 839Physiology and Biochemistry of Herbicide Action 3Supporting
CLM 818Advanced Soil and Plant Analysis 2Supporting

Second Semester   
 Electives10/11 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2Supporting
CLM 813Principles of Pest and Disease Control3
CLM 804Economic Entomology2
CLM 810Advances in Crop Production and Cropping System 2Supporting
CLM 814Seed Production, Processing & Storage Technology 2
CLM 822Plant BiotechnologyI 3
CLM 826 Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 838 Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology3
 Total 44/46 


ACADEMIC MASTERS (M. Sc.) PROGRAMME IN CROP PRODUCTION

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 800 Statistical Methods, Design and Analysis of Experiments 3
CLM 801Advanced Crop Production 3
CLM 803Computer Application in Agriculture II3
CLM 821Seminar 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 806Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition 3
CLM 899Project 10

Possible Electives in Academic Masters (M.Sc.) Areas of Specialization


a) Agronomy
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 807Crop Growth Analysis3
CLM 809Weed Management 3
CLM 811Crop Mineral Nutrition3
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection 2
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research3

SECOND SEMESTER
Second SemesterUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 813Principles of Pest and Disease Control3
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 810Advances in Crop Production and Cropping System 2
CLM 812Advanced Crop Genetics and Breeding 3
CLM 814Seed Production, Processing & Storage Technology2
 Total 45/48


B)Crop Physiology
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 807Crop Growth Analysis3
CLM 817Plant Propagation Techniques 3
CLM 819 Research Techniques in Crop Physiology 3
CLM 823Crop Ecology3
CLM 818 Advanced Soil and Plant Analysis3
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection 2
CLM 815 Techniques in Agricultural Research3

SECOND SEMESTER
course structureUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection 2
CLM 812Advanced Crop Genetics and Breeding 3
CLM 818 Physiology of Parasitism (Host- Parasite Relationship)2
CLM 822 Plant Biotechnology I3
 Total 45/48


c) Horticulture
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 813principes of crop protection3
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research 3
CLM 817 Plant Propagation Techniques 3
CLM 825Fruit and Vegetable Crop Production 3
CLM 827 Horticultural Methods3

SECOND SEMESTER
course structureUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 812Advanced Crop Genetics and Breeding 3
CLM 822 Plant Biotechnology I3
CLM 824Organic Horticulture2
CLM 826 Weed Biology and Ecology 3
CLM 828 Post-Harvest Physiology 3
 Total 45/48


d) Plant Genetics and Breeding
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 813principes of crop protection3
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research 3
CLM 823 Crop Ecology3
CLM 829 Biometrical Genetics I3
CLM 831Plant Genetic Resource Conservation3
CLM 833Cytogenetics3

SECOND SEMESTER
course structureUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 812Advanced Crop Genetics and Breeding 3
CLM 822 Plant Biotechnology I3
CLM 826 Weed Biology and Ecology 3
CLM 832 Seed Production and Certification 3
 Total 45/48


e) Weed Science
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 809principes of crop protection3
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research 3
CLM 813 Crop Ecology3
CLM 837 Research Methods in Weed Science Management 3
CLM 839 Physiology and Biochemistry of Herbicide Action3

SECOND SEMESTER
course structureUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 826 Weed Biology and Ecology II 3
CLM 838 Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology3
CLM 836 Principles of Pest and Disease Control 3
CLM 840Principles of Crop and Pests Resistance 2
 Total 45/48


f) Seed Science and Technology
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives11/12 
CLM 805Physiology3
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research 3
CLM 843 Seed Biology3
CLM 847 Seed Technology 3
CLM 859Seed Pathology2

SECOND SEMESTER
course structureUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 804 Economic Entomology2
CLM 812 Advanced Crop Genetics and Breeding 3
CLM 832 Seed Production and Certification3
CLM 842 Stored Products Entomology 3
CLM 846 Molecular Techniques for Crop Improvement 2
CLM 848Seed Analysis, Testing and Certification 3
 Total 45/48


PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PROTECTION

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 800 Statistical Methods, Design and Analysis of Experiments 3
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control 3
CLM 803Computer Application in Agriculture II3
CLM 821Seminar 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 852Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition 3
CLM 899Project 10


Possible Electives in Professional Masters (MCP) in Crop Protection



FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives10/11 
CLM 809Weed Management3
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research3
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology 2
CLM 871Phytosanitary Legislation, Regulations and Standards2
CLM 873Environmental Management 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Second SemesterUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 822Plant BiotechnologyI3
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 852Ecological Principles and Methods3
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 834Principles and Practices of Pest Management2
CLM 872Applied Pesticide Science2
CLM 874Principles of Environmental Protection2
 Total 45/48


ACADEMIC MASTERS (M. Sc.) PROGRAMME IN CROP PROTECTION

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 800 Statistical Methods, Design and Analysis of Experiments 3
CLM 815Advanced Crop Production 3
CLM 803Computer Application in Agriculture II3
CLM 821Seminar 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
Course CodeCourse TitleUnit
CLM 852Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition 3
CLM 899Project 10

Possible Electives in Academic Masters (M.Sc.) Areas of Specialization


a) Crop protection
FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structureunit 
 Electives10/11 
CLM 809Weed Management3
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 815Techniques in Agricultural Research3
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology 2
CLM 871Phytosanitary Legislation, Regulations and Standards2
CLM 873Environmental Management 2

SECOND SEMESTER
Second SemesterUnit  
 Electives10/12 
CLM 802Plant Pathology 2
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 822Plant BiotechnologyI3
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 852Ecological Principles and Methods3
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 834Principles and Practices of Pest Management2
CLM 872Applied Pesticide Science2
CLM 874Principles of Environmental Protection2
 Total 45/48


(b) Agricultural Entomology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course Structure  
 Electives11/12 
CLM 801Advanced Crop Production3
CLM 809Weed Management3
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 841Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology2
CLM 849Soil-Borne Pests and their Control2
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 853Principles of Biotechnology & its Application in Pest Management2


Second Semester   
 Electives10/12 
CLM 804Economic Entomology2
CLM 822Plant Biotechnology I3
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 834Principles and Practices of Pest Management2
CLM 842Stored Products Entomology2
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 856Insect Ecology2
CLM 860Insect Vectors of Plant Pathogens/Insect Pathology2
CLM 862Insect Morphology and Physiology
 Total 45/48


(c) Phytopathology
i) Plant Mycology

FIRST Semester   
 Electives11/12
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 823Crop Ecology3
CLM 841Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology 2
CLM 849Soil-Borne Pests and their Control2
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 853Principles of Biotechnology & its Application in Pest Management2
CLM 859Seed Pathology2
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology 2


Second Semester
 Electives10/12
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 818Physiology of Parasitism (Host-Parasite Relationship) 2
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 840Principles of Crop and Pest Resistance2
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 864Plant Mycology2
CLM 870Ecology, Diagnosis & Management of Fungal Diseases of Plants2
 Total 45/48

ii) Plant Nematology

FIRST Semester
 Electives11/12
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 823Crop Ecology3
CLM 841 2
CLM 849Soil-Borne Pests and their Control2
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 853Principles of Biotechnology & its Application in Pest Management2
CLM 859Seed Pathology2
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology2


Second Semester
 Electives10/12
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 818Physiology of parasitism (Host -Parasite Relationship)2
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 840Principles of Crop and Pests Resistance2
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 866Plant Nematology2
CLM 868Ecology and Diagnosis of Nematodes Diseases of Plants and its Control2
 Total 45/48

iii) Plant Bacteriology

First Semester
 Electives11/12
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 823Crop Ecology3
CLM 841Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology 2
CLM 849Soil-Borne Pests and their Control2
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 859Seed Pathology2
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology2
CLM 865Plant Bacteriology 2

Second Semester
 Electives10/12
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 818Physiology of Parasitism (Host-Parasite Relationship) 2
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 840Principles of Crop and Pests Resistance2
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 888Ecology, Diagnosis & Management of Bacterial Diseases of Plants2
 Total 45/48

Plant Virology


First Semester
 Electives11/12
CLM 813Principles of Crop Protection2
CLM 823Crop Ecology3
CLM 841Pesticide Biochemistry, Toxicology and Application Technology 2
CLM 849Soil-Borne Pests and their Control2
CLM 851Plant Disease Epidemiology and Control3
CLM 859Seed Pathology2
CLM 861Principles of Plant Pathology2

SECOND Semester
 Electives10/12
CLM 816Post-Harvest Handling Processing and Storage Protection2
CLM 818Physiology of Parasitism (Host-Parasite Relationship) 2
CLM 826Weed Biology and Ecology II3
CLM 840Principles of Crop and Pest Resistance2
CLM 854Advanced Pest Management3
CLM 860Insect Vectors of Plant Pathogens/Insect Pathology2
CLM 878Plant Virology2
CLM 898Ecology, Diagnosis & Management of Viral Diseases of Plants2
 Total 45/48





DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) IN CROP PRODUCTION AND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT



(a) Agronomy

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 901Advanced Field Crop Fertilization and Manuring3
CLM 903Advances in Seed Science and Technology 3
CLM 905Advances in Organically Produced Tropical Crops 3
CLM 937Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 902Advances in Agronomy 3
CLM 904Advances in Permanent Crop Production, Tools and Techniques 3
CLM 908Biotechnological Approaches to Pest Management 3
CLM 910Biotechnological Approaches to Crop Improvement 3
 TOTAL 54

(b) Crop Physiology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 907Advances in Field Crop Physiology 3
CLM 909Advances in Post-Harvest Physiology of Horticultural Crops 3
CLM 911Advanced Physiology of Parasitism (Host-Plant Relationship) 3
CLM 913Environmental Crop Physiology 3
CLM 937 Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 912Recent Advances in Biotechnology 3
CLM 914Advanced Breeding for Host Plant Resistance to Pests3
 TOTAL 54

(c) Horticulture

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 901Advanced Field Crop Fertilization and Manuring 3
CLM 905Advances in Organically Produced Tropical Horticultural Crops 3
CLM 937 Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 916Advances in Horticultural Crop Production Systems3
CLM 918Tropical Floriculture and Landscape Management3
 TOTAL 54

(d) Plant Genetics & Breeding

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 903 Advances in Seed Science and Technology 3
CLM 907Advances in Field Crop Physiology 3
CLM 937 Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation3
CLM 923 Crop Biotechnology II3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 920Advances in Plant Breedin 3
CLM 922Biometrical Genetics II3
CLM 999Thesis16
 TOTAL 54

(e) Weed Science

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 901 Advanced Field Crop Fertilization and Manuring 3
CLM 907Advances in Field Crop Physiology 3
CLM 931 Advances in Crop Ecology3
CLM 933Advanced Insect vectors of plant pathogens/insect pathology3
CLM 937 Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 902Advances in Agronomy3
CLM 924Advances in Biochemistry of Herbicide action3
 TOTAL 54

(f) Seed Science and Technology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 903 Advances in Seed Science and Technology3
CLM 925 Seed Quality Assurance and Enterprise 3
CLM 927Seed Development Policy 3
CLM 937 Advanced Research Methods and Field Experimentation 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 926 Breeding for Special Crops3
CLM 928 Seed Domestication and Conservation3
CLM 930 Advanced Seed Multiplication and Protection3
 TOTAL 54

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) IN CROP PROTECTION

(a) Agricultural Entomology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives9
CLM 917Recent Advances in Post-Harvest Storage Protection 3
CLM 941Insect Physiology and Behaviour 3
CLM 943Population Ecology, Principles and Application 3
CLM 945CLM945 Biological Control of Pests 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 914Advanced Breeding for Host Plant Resistance to Pests3
CLM 908 Biotechnological Approach to Pest Management 3
CLM 923Advances Post-Harvest Entomology 3
CLM 934Insect Taxonomy and Biosystemics 3
 TOTAL 51

(b) Plant Mycology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives (any one)9
CLM 908Biotechnological Approaches to Pest Management3
CLM 917Recent Advances in Post-Harvest Storage Protection 3
CLM 939Recent Advances in Plant Disease Epidemiology 3
CLM 947Advanced Techniques in Seed Pathology 3
CLM 953Advanced Plant Mycology 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 912Advanced Breeding for Host Plant Resistance to Pests3
CLM 936Advanced Plant Disease Management 3
CLM 938Advances in Crop Pests Management3
CLM 940Advanced Insect Transmission of Plant Diseases 3
 TOTAL 51

(c) Plant Nematology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives (any one)9
CLM 908Biotechnological Approaches to Pest Management3
CLM 917Recent Advances in Post-Harvest Storage Protection 3
CLM 939Recent Advances in Plant Disease Epidemiology 3
CLM 947Advanced Techniques in Seed Pathology 3
CLM 911Advanced Physiology of Parasitism (Host-Plant Relationship) 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 942Advanced Plant Nematology3
CLM 936Advanced Plant Disease Management 3
CLM 938Advances in Crop Pests Management3
CLM 940Advanced Insect Transmission of Plant Diseases 3
 TOTAL 51

(d) Plant Bacteriology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives (any one)9
CLM 908Biotechnological Approaches to Pest Management3
CLM 917Recent Advances in Post-Harvest Storage Protection 3
CLM 939Recent Advances in Plant Disease Epidemiology 3
CLM 947Advanced Techniques in Seed Pathology 3
CLM 955Advanced Plant Bacteriology3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 944Environmental Protection & Impact Assessment of Pesticides 3
CLM 938Advances in Crop Pests Management3
CLM 940Advanced Insect Transmission of Plant Diseases3
 TOTAL 51

(e)Plant Virology

FIRST SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 900Seminar 2
 Electives (any one)9
CLM 908Biotechnological Approaches to Pest Management3
CLM 917Recent Advances in Post-Harvest Storage Protection 3
CLM 939Recent Advances in Plant Disease Epidemiology 3
CLM 947Advanced Techniques in Seed Pathology 3

SECOND SEMESTER
Course CodeCourse TitleCredit Hours
CLM 999Thesis 16
 Electives (any one)6
CLM 936Advanced Plant Disease Management 3
CLM 938Advances in Crop Pests Management3
CLM 940Advanced Insect Transmission of Plant Diseases3
CLM 946Advanced Plant Virology 3
 TOTAL 51



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Candidates seeking admission into Postgraduate Diploma Programme in Crop Production and Landscape Management must have any of the following qualifications from recognized institutions:

  1. Higher National Diploma in Agriculture or related areas/fields with a minimum of lower credit.
  2. A minimum of pass Degree at Bachelor’s level in Agriculture plus a minimum of five (5) years cognate experience.
  3. A minimum of pass in HND plus ten (10) years cognate experience.

Duration of Postgraduate Diploma Programmes

a. The full-time Postgraduate Diploma Programme shall run for a minimum duration of two (2) semesters and maximum of four (4) semesters.
b. The part-time Postgraduate Diploma Programme shall run for a minimum duration of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters.

Requirements for Graduation

The programme consists of course work, project work and seminar. To be awarded the Postgraduate Diploma in Crop Production and Landscape Management, a candidate must have fulfilled the following conditions:

CourseUnits
Core Course10
Electives22/23
Project6
Seminar2
Total40


PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PRODUCTION

Admission Requirements

Candidates seeking admission for the Professional Masters Degree must have any of the following qualifications from recognized institutions, in addition to satisfying the University Matriculation requirements:
a) Bachelors degree in Agriculture or related discipline with a minimum of second class lower division or third class/pass degree with PGD at Credit level.
b) HND Upper Credit plus PGD at Credit level in agriculture or related disciplines. .

Duration of Masters Degree Programmes

The full time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of two (2) semesters and maximum of four (4) semesters.
b) The part-time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters

Requirements for Graduation

Candidates must have fulfilled the following conditions to be awarded the Professional Masters Degree in Agriculture:


a) The candidate must pass a minimum of 32 credit units made up of the following:

CourseUnits
Core Course12
Electives20/22
Thesis / Dissertation10
Special topic or seminar2
Total44/46

b) Carried out a research project relevant to the area of specialization and submitted an acceptable project report.

ACADEMIC MASTERS (M. Sc.) PROGRAMME IN CROP PRODUCTION

Admission Requirements

Candidates seeking admission for the Academic Masters Degree in any of these fields must have any of the following
qualifications from recognized institutions, in addition to satisfying the University Matriculation requirements:
a) Bachelors degree in Agriculture or related discipline with a minimum of second class lower division.
b) HND Upper Credit .

Duration of Masters Degree Programmes

a)The full time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters. b) The part-time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of six (6) semesters and maximum of eight (8) semesters.

Requirements for Graduation

Candidates must have fulfilled the following conditions to be awarded the Masters Degree in Crop Protection:
a) The candidate must pass a minimum of 36 credit units made up of the following:

CourseUnits
Core Course12
Electives21/24
Thesis / Dissertation10
Special topic or seminar2
Total45/48

b) Carried out a research project relevant to the area of specialization and submitted and acceptable project report.

ACADEMIC MASTERS (M. Sc.) PROGRAMME IN CROP PROTECTION

Admission Requirements

Candidates seeking admission for the Masters Degree in Crop Protection must have any of the following qualifications from recognized institutions, in addition to satisfying the University Matriculation requirements:
a) Bachelors degree in Agriculture/ Crop Protection or related discipline with a minimum of second class lower division, with CGPA of 3.00 or above; or
b) HND Upper Credit plus PGD with distinction in agriculture or related disciplines. .

Duration of Masters Degree Programmes

a) The full time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters.
b) The part-time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of six (6) semesters and maximum of eight (8) semesters.

Requirements for Graduation

Candidates must have fulfilled the following conditions to be awarded the Masters Degree in Crop Protection:
a) The candidate must pass a minimum of 36 credit units made up of the following:

CourseUnits
Core Course12
Electives21/24
Thesis / Dissertation10
Special topic or seminar2
Total45/48

b) Carried out a research project relevant to the area of specialization and submitted and acceptable project report.

PROFESSIONAL MASTERS (MCP) IN CROP PROTECTION Philosophy and Objectives

Admission Requirements

Candidates seeking admission for the Masters Degree in Crop Protection must have any of the following qualifications from recognized institutions, in addition to satisfying the University Matriculation requirements:
a) Bachelors degree in Agriculture/ Crop Protection or related discipline with a minimum of second class lower division, with CGPA of 3.00 or above; or
b) HND Upper Credit plus PGD at Credit level in agriculture or related disciplines. .

Duration of Masters Degree Programmes

a)The full time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters. b) The part-time Masters Degree programme shall run for a minimum of six (6) semesters and maximum of eight (8) semesters.

Requirements for Graduation

Candidates must have fulfilled the following conditions to be awarded the Masters Degree in Crop Protection:
a) The candidate must pass a minimum of 36 credit units made up of the following:

CourseUnits
Core Course12
Electives21/24
Thesis / Dissertation10
Special topic or seminar2
Total45/48

b) Carried out a research project relevant to the area of specialization and submitted and acceptable project report.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD) IN CROP PRODUCTION AND LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT

The PhD programmes in Crop Production and Landscape Management will be offered with specialization in:
Agronomy
Crop Physiology
Horticulture
Plant Genetics & Breeding
Weed Science
Seed Science and Technology

Admission Requirements

Candidate seeking admission for Doctor of philosophy Degree must have Master’s Degree in any of these fields of Agriculture or related discipline with a minimum CGPA 3.5 from recognized institutions. .

Duration of Doctor of Philosophy Degree Programmes:

(a) The full-time Doctor of philosophy Degree programmes shall run for a minimum duration of four (4) semesters and maximum of six (6) semesters
(b) The part-time Doctor of Philosophy Degree Programme shall run for a minimum duration of six (6) semesters and maximum of eight (8) semesters.

Requirements for Graduation

A candidate must have passed a minimum of 48 credit Units made up of the following to be awarded the PhD Degree in Agriculture and related fields:

CourseUnits
Course transfered from M.sc21
Electives15
Thesis/Dissertation 16
Seminar2
Total54


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