Ph. D. in Botany

The Ph.D. in Botany is a doctoral research programme that focuses on the advanced study of plant sciences, encompassing the structure, function, classification, ecology, and evolution of plants. The course aims to develop researchers with in-depth knowledge and analytical skills to conduct original research and contribute to advancements in plant biology, biodiversity conservation, and environmental sustainability.

The programme offers research opportunities in areas such as plant taxonomy, physiology, genetics, molecular biology, biotechnology, ecology, ethnobotany, and conservation biology. Students receive rigorous training in research methodology, experimental design, and data analysis while undertaking independent research under expert supervision using modern laboratory and field-based techniques.

Career opportunities for Ph.D. holders in Botany include academic and research positions in universities, research institutions, botanical gardens, and environmental organizations. Graduates are also suited for roles as plant biotechnologists, conservation scientists, ecologists, and consultants in government departments, agricultural industries, and pharmaceutical companies, contributing to biodiversity conservation, sustainable agriculture, and scientific innovation in plant sciences.