You will first build a strong scientific foundation in agriculture by studying biology, natural environments, agricultural production and agricultural science.

A Bachelor of Agriculture (BAgr) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for a course or program in the field of agricultural science.

The BSc (Hons) Agriculture degree is designed to develop the professional agriculturalists and farm managers of the future.

Agriculture combines studying natural and life sciences with economics and business management. You will learn how to maximise crop and animal production ...

Job options · Agricultural consultant · Estates manager · Farm manager · Fish farm manager · Plant breeder/geneticist · Rural practice surveyor · Soil scientist.

There are many fascinating things to learn when studying agriculture and related sciences: animal and land management, food science, economics, horticulture, ...

LEARN IN THE LAB AND THE FIELD. An agriculture degree lets you apply biology, chemistry, physics, and economics and see the real-world results of your actions.

In BSc Agriculture you will primarily focus on the applied science underpinning agricultural production and will learn how to use biology and technology to meet ...

This degree gives you a broad overview of agriculture and offers modules across our three specialist areas: agronomy; animal production science; and farm ...

You will be well prepared for careers in farm management, on-farm advisory and consultancy roles, the agri-food industry and both agriculture and environmental ...