Program Overview

Bachelor of Agricultural Science

The Bachelor of Agricultural Science from Charles Sturt University is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in the agricultural industry. With a focus on Australian and global production issues, this course covers a range of topics including agricultural economics, biology, and agricultural systems.

Key Information

• Study mode: On Campus, Online
• Duration: Minimum 4 years, Maximum 8 years
• Entry score: 65
• Indicative fees: $TBA (domestic), $TBA (international)
• Course points and codes: 256 points, AQF Level 7, CRICOS G

Why Study with Us?

Charles Sturt University offers a unique learning experience with a strong focus on practical skills and industry connections. Students can tailor their study to suit their interests and career goals, with the option to specialize in areas such as agronomy, digital agriculture, horticulture, livestock production, or mixed farm business.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Agricultural Science can pursue a range of career opportunities, including:

• Agricultural research scientist
• Agronomist/livestock specialist
• Farming systems consultant

What You Will Study

The course consists of 256 points, including:

• Core subjects (168 points): agricultural economics, biology, agricultural systems, and more
• Compulsory subject (24 points): consultancy for farming systems and agricultural industry internship
• Major (64 points): choose from agronomy, digital agriculture, horticulture, livestock production, or mixed farm business

Costs

The cost of the course varies depending on the student type and study mode. Domestic students may be eligible for a Commonwealth supported place, while international students will need to pay full tuition fees.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for the Bachelor of Agricultural Science, students must meet the following requirements:

• Selection rank: 65
• Academic entry requirements: completed High School Certificate with minimum ATAR, or equivalent
• Language requirements: standard English language proficiency requirements apply
• Inherent requirements: students must be able to participate in workplace learning and intensive schools

Credit and Pathways

Students may be eligible for credit or pathways into the course based on prior study or work experience.

How to Apply

Students can apply for the Bachelor of Agricultural Science through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or directly to Charles Sturt University.

Related Courses

Other courses that may be of interest include:

• Undergraduate Certificate in Agricultural Studies
• Diploma of Agricultural Studies
• Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management
• Bachelor of Agriculture
• Bachelor of Viticulture
• Master of Agriculture (with specializations)