Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for Master's Animal Nutrition and Feed Science at Nanjing Agricultural University.
Animal Nutrition and Feed Science
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The October 2026 subject-specific catalogue expressly lists Chinese and English teaching for this master’s subject; this offering records its English option. Confirm English supervision in the application.
Fees
CN¥30,000 / year
Estimated hostel fee with food
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Teaching phases
Three-year English master’s study
Native master’s qualification; a named MSc, MEng or other award abbreviation is not established by this catalogue. Research directions listed in the current catalogue: 01 Animal Molecular Quantitative Genetics 02 Protection and Utilization of Animal Genetic Resources 03 Animal Breeding 04 Animal Reproductive Physiology 05 Animal Genetic Engineering Core subjects: Modern Animal Biochemistry, Advanced Animal Nutrition, Research Methods and Techniques of Feed Nutrition etc.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
The October 2026 catalogue gives subject-specific research fields and core subjects. Crop programmes include breeding, germplasm, cultivation and digital agriculture; environmental subjects include ecology, soil, pollution and resource questions; agricultural engineering includes machinery, biological environments, energy and automation. Horticulture routes separately cover fruit, vegetables, tea, ornamental plants and protected cultivation. The general postgraduate application requires an approved acceptance letter from a discipline supervisor. Use that discussion to establish the intended project, laboratory or fieldwork, supervision and research expectations. Programme descriptions establish academic opportunities, rather than an entitlement to a particular laboratory position, internship or job.
