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What kind of master’s degree is right for me?
Deciding on a master’s program in food, agriculture, communities or the environment can be overwhelming. You might be asking yourself:
- “What’s the difference between a course-based master’s program and thesis-based?”
- “What careers can I pursue with a master’s in agriculture and food?”
- “What is a major research project (MRP)?”
- “Do I need to find a faculty advisor?”
This article will list the key differences between a master’s by coursework and a master’s by thesis, to help you decide which is the best fit for you!