The production of food and fibre are key sectors in the Australian economy and management of the Agricultural sector and related industries such as forestry or fisheries. You will learn about the biophysical and socio-economic context of agricultural production systems. The interdisciplinary nature of this degree will set you up for exciting career opportunities in agricultural economics, agribusiness, or related industries.

This course prepares students with the knowledge and skills they need for a future in the rapidly evolving field of agricultural science. There is a shortage of agricultural science graduates and career opportunities range from the laboratory to the field, from the city to rural areas, as breeders, agronomist, farm managers, market development officers, journalists and bankers. Graduates are employed as consultants, managers or researchers, by government agencies, universities, consulting firms, food industries, fertiliser companies, and international agencies.