CQUniversity Australia
3 years full-time, 6 years part-time
The Bachelor of Agriculture prepares you for professional roles in modern agriculture through applied, industry-focused training combined with strong scientific foundations. Ideal for students passionate about improving agricultural productivity and sustainability, with flexible major options in Agronomy, AgTech, Livestock, or Sustainable Agriculture.
Applicants must achieve an ATAR of 60 or Selection Rank of 60. English language proficiency requirements apply. While not mandatory, studying agriculture, biology, chemistry, or environmental science in school is recommended. Alternative entry pathways are available for those not meeting standard entry requirements. International students must meet specific English language proficiency standards.
The course comprises 24 units (144 credits) structured around 8 core units, one 8-unit major and one 8-unit minor, or one 16-unit major. Core units cover Introduction to Agricultural Systems, Life Science Fundamentals, Soil and Irrigation Management, Plant Science and Crop Production, Plant and Livestock Breeding Strategies, Scientific Research Fundamentals, Professional Placement or Project, and Agriculture Technology Transformation. Major options include Agronomy (covering livestock production, pest management, productivity systems, and rangeland management), AgTech (agricultural technology focus), Livestock (animal production systems), and Sustainable Agriculture (local and global sustainability). Minor options include Agronomy, AgTech, Earth and Climate Sciences, Liberal Studies, Livestock, Science and Environment, and Sustainable Futures.
CQUniversity Australia offers exceptional agriculture education with strong research excellence and regional industry engagement. The university provides authentic learning experiences through practical facilities, residential schools, global opportunities, and strong connections with leading industry experts and researchers. Students benefit from real-world learning environments, summer research projects, conference attendance, and international activities that prepare graduates for the technical demands of modern agriculture.
Graduates pursue diverse career opportunities in agriculture and related sectors including agribusiness support (banking, consultancy, marketing, trading, logistics), agritech innovation, agronomy, cropping enterprises, government policy development, horticulture, industry analysis, landcare coordination, livestock management, and production enterprises. Employment exists in both public and private sectors in management, consulting, and research roles across cropping, agribusiness, horticulture, landcare, sustainability, and livestock management.
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