You study the fundamental scientific and quantitative aspects of the subject, covering topics including plant biology, animal science and agri-business economics.
We also introduce you to laboratory work and IT applications for applying statistical techniques to agricultural data. A series of visits to the University farms provides first-hand insight into the practical aspects of agriculture.
Modules
Compulsory Modules | Credits |
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Crop Pests | 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 |
You apply your knowledge to animal and crop husbandry and farm management, covering topics such as animal breeding, arable crop production and agricultural marketing. Visits to University and other farms continue, reinforcing your learning with practical experience.
You have the opportunity to take a crop pests field course, focusing on insect, fungal and weed pests that affect crops.
Modules
You choose topics from our specialisms, according to your interests, this allows you to maintain a broad view of agriculture. You will also complete your dissertation in an area of interest.
Modules
Compulsory Modules | Credits |
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Combinable Crops | 20 |
Applied Farm Business Management | 20 |
Applied Animal Nutrition | 10 |
Dissertation | 30 |