Agriculture and natural resources
Crop science, crop protection, soil science, animal science, agricultural economics and extension, taught through the Faculty of Development Agriculture and Natural Resources Management.
Research
Research
Research at the university is carried by the faculties and hosted, at postgraduate level, by the School of Postgraduate Studies.
How it is organised
Research sits with the faculties
There is no separate research institute. Supervision, laboratories and fieldwork belong to the faculty that teaches the subject, and the School of Postgraduate Studies admits and examines the students who carry the work.
That arrangement is set out in the university's Strategic Plan for 2023 to 2027.
Where the work happens
Areas the faculties cover
Drawn from the programmes the registry has approved at masters and postgraduate diploma level. These are the subjects the university actually supervises.
Environment, health and disaster management
Public health, epidemiology, health education, environmental safety, waste management and climate change adaptation, across the Faculty of Environment and Allied Health Sciences.
Clinical sciences, nursing and midwifery
Community health, midwifery education and nursing specialisms, through the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Nursing and Midwifery.
Engineering and applied science
Civil, electrical, mechanical and mining engineering, renewable energy, land resources and the physical sciences.
Under construction
A teaching block for the postgraduate school
Ten lecture rooms and supporting facilities are being built at the Panderu Campus, supported by the People's Republic of China. Sod was turned on 3 September 2026 and the work is expected to take no more than six months.
Project listings
The university has not yet published a register of ongoing and completed projects. For current work in a particular faculty, contact the registry and ask to be put in touch with the dean.
Postgraduate study
Masters and postgraduate diploma entry
Entry requirements, and the programmes each faculty admits to.