2 Years
M.Sc. by Research - Plant Systematics
This M.Sc. in Plant Taxonomy equips Life Science graduates with skills in systematics, evolution, and genetics. Ideal for nature lovers, it prepares for careers in research and conservation. Total fee: ₹2,25,000.
About the Course
Who is the course designed for?
The country has a big shortage of plant taxonomists. This is a program for creating research oriented field taxonomists. Any Graduate in Life Science who has passion for Plant life and has curiosity to learn about classical and modern methods of Plant Systematics, Evolution and Genetics. Someone who has genuine interest to explore the world of plant diversity, trekking, has keen observation skills and love for nature.
About M. Sc. by research in Plant Taxonomy course
It is a postgraduate Plant Taxonomy course. The course syllabus is designed in such a way that it imparts basic theoretical knowledge, lab skills along with extensive practical training in Plant systematics (Pure and applied taxonomy).
Course Eligibility
Any Graduate (B. Sc.) in Life Science who has passion for Plant life and has curiosity to learn about classical and modern methods of Plant Systematics, Evolution and Genetics. Applicant must submit statement of purpose.
Career Path
Demand for taxonomic expertise arises from many professional fields, other than systematics research itself.
Graduates will possess inter-disciplinary skills suitable for a wide range of applications and start up careers in research, government and non-governmental organization, institutions, councils, conservation agencies, industries, consultancies, museums and botanical gardens.
In additions the course will provide student foundation for engaging in PhD in areas of taxonomy, molecular systematics, ecology, evolution, and applied conservation.
Course Fee Details
Total Fees: Rs 2,25,000
FAQs
Core Courses
Plant Systematics
Molecular Systematics
Research methodology, Statistics, Bioinformatics and GIS
Frontiers in Evolutionary Biology
Introduction to Conservation Biology
Duration and Credits of the course
The minimum duration of M. Sc. by research in Plant Taxonomy is 2 years which is divided into four semesters. This is a 75 credit program with 25 credits for course-work and 50 credits for project work.
How is the course taught?
Lectures will be generally posted online and class room will be used for creative learning and discussions. Workshops are days in which you learn about a technique or a skill in an intensive way. Practical assignment and field work will be given large emphasis. Assessment system will be competency based.
Fieldwork
Field Skills in Plants Taxonomy through challenging projects such as preparation of floras of specific geographies at a taluka level in remote locations, Revisiting MPCAs and impact of Conservation initiatives on Forest Vegetation, Population of medicinal plant species of conservation concern etc.
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Official Contact
Dr. Noorunnisa Begum
Contact Info
admissions@tdu.edu.in
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