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Driven by severe climate pressures, resource scarcity, and the urgent demand for sustainable intensification, the modern agricultural landscape has grown exceptionally complex, making the development of advanced problem-solving skills among postgraduate students an absolute necessity for sector innovation and practice. To bridge the limitations of traditional educational methods, this study evaluated Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enhanced competency-based learning approaches tailored for postgraduate agricultural education programmes. The research comprehensively explored foundational definitions and models including AI in education, competency-based frameworks, and advanced problem-solving attributes while outlining specific core competencies, pedagogical strategies, and a structured implementation framework. Concluding that AI-driven, competency-focused methodologies are vital to maintaining transformative, industry-responsive curricula that yield highly skilled researchers and educators, the study recommended that postgraduate programs proactively integrate these AI technologies, modernize curricula with digital and climate-smart agricultural practices, upskill academic staff, invest heavily in infrastructure, and systematically monitor program relevance to align with shifting industry demands.
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