Master of Agriculture (with specialisations)
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-03-02 | - |
| 2026-07-13 | - |
| 2027-03-02 | - |
| 2027-07-13 | - |
Program Overview
Master of Agriculture (with specialisations)
The Master of Agriculture (with specialisations) from Charles Sturt University is designed to develop expertise in natural resources and human and economic factors that impact agricultural sustainability. Students can choose from specialisations in agricultural business management, digital agriculture, and sustainable agriculture.
Key Information
- Study mode: On Campus
- Duration: Minimum 1.5 years, Maximum 3 years
- Entry score: TBA
- Indicative fees: $TBA (International on campus, fee-paying overseas)
- Course points and codes: 96 points, AQF Level 9
- Cricos: D
Why Study with Us?
Become an impactful agricultural communicator by enhancing skills and knowledge of contemporary and future agricultural production and food systems. The course focuses on environmental and economic sustainability, ensuring the future of primary industries and the health of natural resources. Strong industry connections provide students with the skills and knowledge to make an impact in their profession.
Career Opportunities
There are diverse career opportunities in agriculture, including agribusiness manager, agricultural consultant, agricultural extension officer, Landcare officer, and precision extension officer. Students can also move into advisory, policy, or advocacy roles, working in catchment management, agricultural education and training, executive management, rural counselling, agricultural consultancy, agricultural finance, and natural resource management.
What You Will Study
The course consists of four core subjects, a specialisation, and 32 points of restrictive elective subjects. Core subjects include:
- Agricultural Production and Food Systems
- Sustainable Future Agriculture Systems
- Agricultural Communication for Impact
- Agricultural and Sustainable Development Goals
Specialisations include:
- Agricultural Business Management
- Digital Agriculture
- Sustainable Agriculture
Costs
Course fees vary depending on the student type and study mode. For international students, the indicative fee is $TBA per year. Payment options include paying tuition fees upfront or deferring them through FEE-HELP.
Entry Requirements
Selection rank: TBA Academic entry requirements:
- A completed Bachelor Degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline related to Agricultural Science or Agribusiness
- OR a completed Graduate Certificate in Agriculture (or equivalent)
- OR a completed Graduate Diploma in Agriculture (or equivalent)
- OR relevant industry experience from the agricultural/business sector of at least 3 years or equivalent knowledge gained through alternate means
Language requirements: Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.
Credit and Pathways
If you have completed relevant tertiary study or work experience related to your course, you may receive credit towards your degree. Admission pathways are available to help you meet the entry requirements.
How to Apply
Applying to Charles Sturt University is easy. You can apply via UAC, VTAC, or directly to the university. Recruitment agents are also available to assist with the application process.
Related Courses
Other courses that you might be interested in include:
- Graduate Certificate in Agricultural Business Management
- Graduate Certificate in Agriculture
- Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Agriculture
- Master of Agricultural Science (with specialisations)
- Doctor of Philosophy (Science and Agriculture)
