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Master of Bioprotection
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Lincoln University 
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Duration

18 months

Tuition & Fees

₹22.94 Lakh
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Course Level

PG Degree

Master of Bioprotection
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Tuition & feesINR 22,93,651
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Master of Bioprotection
 at 
Lincoln University 
Rankings

Lincoln University New Zealand
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.7/5
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Student Views (Based on Reviews)
  • 0% students never faced discrimination in this university
Vibe of Campus
Easy going
Multi-dimensional
Liberal
Academically oriented
Internships2.5
Part time work3.5
Post study jobs3
Quality of faculty4
Student Life4.5
Value for money3.5
Public transportation4
Safety4.5
Indian Food4
Permanent Immigration3.5
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Anonymous
Master of Science in Food Innovation - Batch of 2025
4.4
A New Beginning and a Journey of Self-Discovery
Tips: Moving from India to New Zealand was tough at first. The first couple of weeks were hard because I missed my family, my home, and everything familiar. But once I got used to the place and the lifestyle, things really turned around. I made new friends, got to experience a different culture, and started genuinely enjoying life here. The cultural shift was definitely noticeable, but adjusting to it made me more independent and more open to trying new things. New Zealand isn’t cheap, especially for international students when you factor in living costs and tuition. That said, there is help available. I received a scholarship of around NZD 7,000 from my university, and I didn’t even have to submit a separate application for it. There are other options too, like the Education New Zealand scholarships, which international students can apply for separately. Overall, I’m very happy with my university, my course, and my time here. The course has given me solid academic knowledge along with practical skills, and living here has let me meet people from all kinds of backgrounds and see a different way of life. Despite the rough start and the high cost of living, I’m glad I made the decision to study in New Zealand. It’s been a really positive and memorable experience.
Likes (Quality of faculty): Faculty members are approachable, though meetings must be scheduled in advance. Their teaching combines practical and technical knowledge; they share PowerPoint presentations and offer a range of learning resources. The faculty is also multicultural.
Dislikes (Indian Food): Most Indian restaurants in Christchurch serve North Indian food, while South Indian restaurants are rare. Some restaurants also offer exclusively vegetarian menus. Prices vary by restaurant. Personally, I enjoy both eating out and cooking for myself.
Total Monthly ExpenseNZD 1400
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryNZD 65000
Reviewed on 30 Sep 2026Read more
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Master of Science in Food Innovation  - Batch of 2025
3.7
It is the not most extravagant of the institutions, but is one of the best at what it does.
Tips: The country is generally welcoming towards Indians and other immigrants. People are sweet and warm. Yes, I did receive an academic scholarship of about 5000 dollars. It was already discounted on my tuition fee at the time of my enrollment based on the marks from the previous qualification.
Likes (Indian Food): The Indian diaspora is very active in New Zealand, and so is the Indian cuisine. So one would not miss out on their favorite Indian food, but mind you, they are generally on the pricier side. There are a lot of northern Indian cuisines with a few South Indian restaurants in the city of Christchurch, where I lived.
Dislikes (Post study jobs): Companies rarely sponsor visas for graduate students for work. Most students rely entirely on the post-study work visa offered by the government after their studies. During this period, if a person finds the experience, pay scale, and other immigration regulations, they could apply for a resident visa.
Total Monthly ExpenseNZD 1000
Prepping time for classes21 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryNZD 61625
Reviewed on 26 May 2026Read more
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Master of Science in Food Innovation - Batch of 2025
3.7
Course is good, city provides good part time opportunities.
Tips: The system here is a bit different than our course structure, and assignments are quite important here. The university doesn't usually avail any major scholarships for master's students apart from a 3 lakh scholarship on admission, but it is possible to get a scholarship for a PhD if the student is willing to extend their master's to a PhD. Even if there are no internship programs provided by the uni, they have a career fest where students get an opportunity to connect with alumni and industry professionals, which is good for a fresher.
Likes (Safety): Good town and locality, fairly good part-time options. Got a large community of Indians nearby and stay options. Good teachers, the lab facilities are a bit rusty, but the course structure is still good. Faculties are knowledgeable. If made use of faculties and other events in uni, like career fest students can make good connections which may help them secure a place in the industry.
Dislikes (Internships): University doesn't provide internship opportunities for overseas students. If students secure an A in both semesters, they can opt to do research work in their third semester, which can be beneficial for those who intend to do a PhD after this master's. But none of these are easy, and students should expect a struggle at first.
Total Monthly ExpenseNZD 1300
Prepping time for classes40 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryNZD 65000
Reviewed on 30 May 2026Read more
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Master of Bioprotection
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Lincoln University 
Highlights

  • Students will learn how to design, implement and monitor pest management systems with a scientific grounding to ensure the safety of our ecosystems.
  • Students will specialise in plant or vertebrate pest management, with the opportunity to spend a semester on a research placement conducting real world work.
  • Students need to choose one of the specialisations below.
    Vertebrate Pest Mgmt
    Plant Pest Mgmt

Master of Bioprotection
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Lincoln University 
Important Dates

Feb , 2027
Course Commencement Date
Jul , 2027
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Master of Bioprotection
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Lincoln University 
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