Bachelor of Agricultural Science
Lincoln University · Lincoln, New Zealand
Nurture a diverse knowledge of agriculture and food production with a broad and deep understanding of the science behind farming, animal production, plant production and soil and nutrient management. Learn how to apply the latest sustainability strategies, and the benefits this has on the paddock to plate journey. If you gain access to Honours, then you can further deepen your learning and practical skills with an original research project in a specific area of agricultural science or specialist farm management.
International applicants need a secondary-school qualification equivalent to New Zealand University Entrance. Recognised equivalents include Cambridge International A-levels (around 120 UCAS tariff points, with English and Maths at IGCSE), a completed IB Diploma with at least 24 points, and other approved national qualifications assessed country-by-country. Some programmes require specific subjects to have been studied at school, and applicants whose first language is not English must also meet Lincoln's English language requirements.