Bachelor of Agriculture
Lincoln University · Lincoln, New Zealand
Grow an exciting future at New Zealand’s leading land-based university, with 140 years of specialised know-how, and the most innovative minds, research and resources. Apply your learning and experiences to future-proofing a group of industries that feed and contribute to the wellbeing of seven billion people globally. At Lincoln, we’ve been supporting agriculture and the land-based industries for longer than any other university in the Southern Hemisphere.
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.