Bachelor of Agricultural Science
ProviderCharles Sturt UniversityCourse overview
Are you ready to be part of a new era in agriculture with the Bachelor of Agricultural Science from Charles Sturt University? Global demand for agriproducts is continuously increasing and the industry needs professionals who are ready to rise to the challenge. With developing opportunities – new markets, emerging technologies, globalisation of trade, climate change and sustainability – agriculture has become an increasingly complex and sophisticated industry.
Agriculture is so much more than farming. There is a diverse range of careers in both in regional and metropolitan centres that take you from paddock to plate. Work anywhere along the supply chain, from production, postproduction value chain to marketing. When you study agriculture with us, you can make your mark in agribusiness, agricultural sciences, biosecurity, horticulture, viticulture, agronomy, soil science, livestock production, digital agriculture, farm management or research, policy and consultancy.
You’ll study contemporary, relevant subjects and have the opportunity to tailor your study towards your area of interest through your choice of major (in agronomy, livestock production, mixed farm business, horticulture or digital agriculture) and restricted electives.
Access Australia's best agricultural facilities in Wagga Wagga, located in the heart of Australia's major agricultural region, Charles Sturt University's 2,000-hectare Global Digital Farm features horticulture, livestock and cropping enterprises managed to industries' best practice. You'll have access to extensive facilities, including the most sophisticated underground root growth laboratory in the southern hemisphere. We also offer five state-of-the-art laboratories and modern glasshouse facilities and working models of a range of irrigation systems.
Gain international experience through our annual agricultural study tours or international exchanges through Charles Sturt University global. Build skills in consultancy, entrepreneurship and leadership.
Located in the heart of one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions and with a long, proud history in agricultural education, Charles Sturt aims to deliver graduates with an authentic understanding of the agricultural industry and real skills to make them job- ready.
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24-25If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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