You’ll study plant biology, animal science, agri-business economics and more.
We’ll also introduce you to lab work and IT applications. You’ll use these skills to apply statistical techniques to agricultural data.
During our visits to the University farms, you’ll get first-hand insight into where world-leading and field-scale research meet commercial practice.
You'll explore global issues relating to your degree in the context of the UN Sustainable Development goals. We’ll also hone your academic skills to help you transition to University and maximise your success in your degree and beyond.
Modules
| Compulsory Modules | Credits |
|---|---|
| Crop Health | 10 |
| Introduction to Business Management | 10 |
| Agri-Food Supply Chains | 10 |
| Animal Health | 10 |
| Introduction to Animal Physiology | 10 |
| Sustainability in Practice | 20 |
| Academic and Professional Skills | 20 |
| Introduction to Sustainability | 20 |
| Plants, Environment, Agriculture | 10 |
Apply your knowledge to animal and crop husbandry and farm business management. We’ll study animal breeding, arable crop production and agricultural markets.
Further field trips to our farms and other enterprises and industry speakers will help you apply your learning.
Modules
You also take the following compulsory module:
| Compulsory modules | Credits |
|---|---|
| Pollution of Air, Water and Soil | 10 |
In your final year, you can choose to keep a broad agriculture degree or specialise in agronomy, farm animal production or farm business. You’ll also complete your dissertation in an area of interest to you or aligned to your ideal career.
Modules
| Compulsory Modules | Credits |
|---|---|
| Applied Farm Business Management | 20 |
| Dissertation | 30 |