Bachelor of Agriculture
ProviderCharles Sturt UniversityCourse overview
The Bachelor of Agriculture from Charles Sturt University will provide you with education across all major disciplines that underpin modern agricultural industries including soil, plant and livestock science and
management, digital agriculture, agribusiness and farm practice change. With a science- base, the course also focuses on contemporary, relevant and practical issues facing modern agriculture, producers, agribusiness and the environment.
Walk to Charles Sturt University’s 2,000 hectare Global Digital Farm managed to national standards in best management practice and be hands on with our commercial sheep, beef and broadacre cropping enterprises. Get hands-on with our computer facilities, precision agriculture technologies, the most sophisticated underground root growth laboratory (rhyzolysimeter) in the Southern Hemisphere, our commercial sheep and cattle operations, and animal-handling facilities. Develop strong practical skills in our mixed farms and agricultural research institutions and modern laboratories and glasshouse.
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 for both regional and metropolitan career paths.
Students can progress to the Bachelor of Agricultural Science.
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24.4-24.8If 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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