Prospective candidates should hold a bachelor's, master's, engineering degree, or an equivalent qualification in fields such as agriculture, agronomy, economics, zootechnics, sociology, rural geography, and related disciplines.

To apply, please submit the following documents:
.University degrees, certificates, and academic transcripts;
.Curriculum vitae (CV);
.Cover letter and,
.Proof of B2-level English proficiency for French-speaking applicants.

Sub-Saharan candidates' applications will be reviewed by AMCI.

For applications or further inquiries and details, please contact us at: [email protected] 

Application Deadline: Wednesday 11th October 2023

Preselection results will be announced on Friday 13th October 2023, both on the registration platform and through email notifications to shortlisted candidates.

Successful candidates will be invited for interviews scheduled for Monday 16th October 2023, with results published on our website and at the Horticultural Complex no later than October 18th, 2023.

Kindly note that there are only 20 available slots. Embrace this opportunity to embark on a transformative journey towards sustainable horticultural practices, and contribute significantly to the future of agriculture!

N.B: Please contact the administration for any potential updates related to admission.

International Master in Water and Sustainable Horticulture

This innovative program aims to train competent and effective leaders in water resource management and the resilience of horticultural systems. Graduates of our program acquire a comprehensive range of key skills, including:

Technical Skills:

-Mastery of scientific methodologies for a systematic approach to water-related issues.

-Understanding of plant functioning and adaptation strategies in challenging environments.

-In-depth knowledge of water management and irrigation systems in horticulture.

-Expertise in soil, substrate, and microorganism management.

Project Management Skills:

-Ability to design and implement projects, including monitoring and evaluation strategies.

-Competence in technological innovation and valorization.

-Capacity to manage uncertainty and risk.

Regulatory and Legal Skills:

-Understanding of national and international laws, regulations, and conventions governing water.

-Familiarity with key stakeholders and governance of water territories, including agriculture, urban and rural areas, and agro-industry.

Agroecology Skills:

-Integration of agroecological approaches in plant improvement and management strategies.

Management Skills:

-Ability to drive change and evolve practices.

-Flexibility to adapt to technological advancements and innovation.

In summary, our graduates are prepared to make informed decisions in water management and the resilience of horticultural systems, and to lead effectively in a constantly evolving environment."

The diverse range of skills acquired during the Master's program in Water and Sustainable Horticulture opens up a multitude of career opportunities for graduates. They can explore various sectors and find employment in:

-Education and Research Institutions: Graduates can engage in groundbreaking research or teach at universities and other academic institutions, both public and private, specializing in environmental studies, agriculture, and related fields.

-International Organizations and NGOs: Opportunities exist in organizations dedicated to sustainable agriculture, water conservation, and other environmental initiatives, where graduates can contribute their expertise.

-Local Government and Public Institutions: Graduates can play a vital role in the planning and implementation of policies and programs related to water management and sustainable horticulture at the local and regional levels.

-Consulting and Advisory Firms: There are prospects in specialized firms offering services in agri-environment, hydro-agricultural development, and related areas, where graduates can provide valuable insights and expertise.

-Water Management Authorities: Graduates can join water management organizations, such as regional water agencies or irrigation boards, where they can contribute to sustainable water resource management practices.

-Agro-industrial Companies: Graduates can bring their expertise to agro-industrial companies seeking to integrate sustainable practices into their production processes and supply chains.

Moreover, graduates with field experience and a solid foundation can progress to leadership positions. They may also consider entrepreneurial ventures, starting their own horticultural enterprises, or pursuing further studies, such as doctoral research or specialized training, to deepen their expertise in specific areas of interest. In summary, this Master's program opens up exciting and diverse career paths in the field of sustainable horticulture.