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Master's Degree Full Time

Master of Science in Livestock Science and Meat Technology

at Women's University in Africa · Zimbabwe

Duration

18 months

Intake

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Mode

Full Time

About this program

The Master of Science in Livestock Science and Meat Technology at Women’s University in Africa equips students with knowledge and skills for livestock production and management for large- and small-scale livestock farmers. The programme covers animal handling requirements, animal nutrition, animal breeding, animal health, and meat science, with a focus on how livestock nutrition, management principles, practices, and breeding affect meat quality.

Learning includes practical guidance, tools, and quality control practices. It addresses antemortem control factors such as breeding practices, health, and nutritional conditions of live animals, and it also covers the processing and packing of meat products before distribution across the supply chain. The programme runs for eighteen months and includes a research project in the last semester, supported by supervision and required consultation hours.

Entry requirements

The following qualifications are required:

  • BSc Hons in Animal Science from a recognised institution.

Career outcomes

  • Meat Inspector: Ensuring food safety and quality
  • Carcass Merchandiser: Understanding cuts and retail presentation
  • Livestock Breeder: Developing and improving livestock breed
  • Livestock Farm Manager
  • Evisceration Processor: Handling meat during processing
  • Feedlot Manager
  • Livestock Buyer/Grader/Loader: Roles related to livestock trade
  • Research Scientist: Investigating new livestock breeding, meat quality, and technologies

How this course compares

  • Women's University in Africa is #12 in Zimbabwe on research impact (3,831 citations).

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Master of Science in Livestock Science and Meat Technology at Women's University in Africa?

It takes 18 months, studied Full Time.

Is Women's University in Africa a good university for ?

Women's University in Africa is #12 in Zimbabwe on research impact (3,831 citations).

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