Course results for Undergraduate Agriculture Degrees

Want to work in the fermentation industry? You'll need this course. Learn the ins and outs of manufacturing, from process design to operations. Choose from electives in quality management, sustainability and more. 100% online.

Developed with experts, this gateway into the industry covers agribusiness essentials. You’ll get to know current commercial aspects of agriculture. Broaden your options beyond farm management. Explore the value chain, financial concepts, and more.

Gain hands-on skills in winemaking. Explore the sensory science of wine including taste, texture and smell. Learn winemaking and wine appraisal with a foundation in chemistry and microbiology. Understand the influences changing the wine industry.

Deepen your appreciation of wine and explore what it takes to make an extraordinary vintage. Combine winemaking principles with business acumen. Study soil science, plant physiology and botany. Get hands on with vines during workplace learning.

Study science fundamentals and zoom in on plants. You’ll study soils, crops, and plant protection. Learn how horticulture helps grow regional economies. Plan your career in the industry for roles in orchard management, plant production, and more.

Study with a world leader in agriculture. You'll explore the science behind modern farming, while gaining business skills in farm management. Learn how to develop food systems that nourish the country. Unpack the critical issues that impact the sector.

Gain critical skills in both agricultural science and business. You’ll learn about agribusiness systems, soil science, and more. Graduate with the knowledge to lead this rapidly changing landscape. Get ready to grow agriculture’s future.

An online science course with specialisations in forestry, marine, or Earth and environmental systems. You’ll explore chemistry, physics, biology and geology. Think about the role science plays solving big issues like climate change and pollution. 

With the option to specialise in soil management, this course presents alternative agricultural approaches and practices. Touch on chemistry, physics, biology and geology. Start to think about big topics like feeding and clothing the growing population.