The Department of Field Crop Sciences at the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences is a cornerstone of advanced agricultural research, offering a robust selection of Postgraduate Courses at the University of Baghdad. Our programs are meticulously designed to bridge the gap between traditional farming wisdom and cutting-edge biotechnological advancements. By enrolling in our graduate studies, researchers gain access to a world-class curriculum that emphasizes sustainable crop production, genetic improvement, and climate-resilient agriculture. We pride ourselves on providing a dynamic academic environment where Master’s and PhD candidates can thrive under the mentorship of esteemed faculty members.
The curriculum is structured to ensure that every student masters the essential theoretical foundations while gaining hands-on experience in our advanced laboratories and experimental fields. These Postgraduate Courses at the University of Baghdad are regularly updated to reflect global trends in agricultural science, ensuring that our graduates are well-equipped to lead in both academic and industrial sectors. We focus on critical areas such as biochemistry, crop physiology, and advanced breeding techniques, which are vital for addressing modern challenges like food security and environmental conservation. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our rigorous evaluation standards and our dedication to fostering innovative thinking among our researchers.
To ensure transparency and help our students plan their academic journeys effectively, we provide detailed information regarding course units, credits, and grading systems for both the fall and spring semesters. We understand that navigating graduate school requires clarity; therefore, this page serves as a comprehensive guide for all prospective and current students. Whether you are specializing in field crop management or plant genetics, our department provides the resources necessary to achieve your professional goals.
To view the specific course details, credit hours, and grade distributions for the Master’s and PhD programs, please refer to the interactive tables provided below:

Fall Semester

Course TitleNumber of unitsAnnual pursuitFinal examTotal
1Crop production35050100
2Seminars15050100
3Plant physiology35050100
4Advanced agricultural experiment design and analysis35050100
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Course TitleNumber of unitsAnnual pursuitFinal examTotal
1Seed growth relationships35050100
2cytogenetic15050100
3Seminars35050100
4Advanced feed35050100
5Herbicides35050100
6English Language15050100

Spring semester

Course TitleNumber of unitsAnnual pursuitFinal examTotal
1Scientific Research Methodology35050100
2Seed physiology15050100
3Methods of Plant Breeding35050100
4Forage production35050100
5Plant physiology35050100
6Weed Physiology15050100
7English Language35050100
8Theories in Plant Breeding350100100
9Herbicides350100100
Course TitleNumber of unitsAnnual pursuitFinal examTotal
1Advanced seed ecology35050100
2Crop Environment15050100
3advanced weed biology35050100
4Seed Storage35050100
5Advanced Crop Quality35050100
6Scientific Research Methodology15050100
7cytogenetic35050100
8Advanced Cereal Crops35050100
9Weeds science35050100
10Weeds physiology35050100
11Seed Physiology35050100
12Plant growth regulators35050100